Bungalow Apartment Board-Up

Are we seeing the final days of this North Main landmark (just south of Ridge)? It's all boarded up, and the upstairs balcony doors are left open so rain and snow can get inside and do their damage.

This is just a fascinating building. A bungalow scaled up to the size of an apartment building. And note what looks like an early garage at the basement level, sized for the Model T era. Lively facade composition , with the little side dormers opening on to the upper porch via angled doors.
Some detail. Notice is the oriental touches on the fascia and the cresting wave finials on the roof, and the nice wood trim and window detail (including the incongruous fanlight & quasi-palladian arrangement in the center bay.

And the view is pretty good too. Probably better from that upper level. One can see the downtown skyline as well as the sweep of Main down through Riverdale. The afternoon light in these apartment must be fantastic.

I guess we can add this to the buildings at the Troy/Valley intersection, Midnight Market at Tals Corner, and the Ecki Building as an endangered local landmark. One of the anonymous, yet memorable buildings that give Dayton (give any city) character.