If you are looking for apartments in Fairborn, Ohio, Flyers Landing is a three-story building at 221 N Central Ave with studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, one flat monthly fee for utilities, and an elevator to every floor. It is managed by Renewed (formerly VSF Rentals) and sits a short drive from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Dayton area.
Every home at Flyers Landing is part of an affordable housing program, so income limits apply. This guide covers what the building offers, how the flat fee works, how to check your eligibility, and what to ask on a tour.
Flyers Landing at a glance
- Address: 221 N Central Ave, Fairborn, OH 45324
- Homes: studio, 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments, 84 homes in all
- The building: three stories, built in 1930, with an elevator to all floors and a push-button main entrance
- Utilities: one flat monthly fee. The homes listed today say it covers electricity, gas, water, sewer and trash, plus 1 Gig WiFi
- Heating and cooling: central air and forced-air heat
- Laundry: two shared laundry rooms on the first floor
- Parking: lots that wrap around the building plus a second lot, with plenty of accessible spaces
- Entry: keyless entry with face recognition and a 6-digit PIN
- Income limits: apply to every home. Call (937) 764-2481 to check eligibility
- Leasing office: on site part of the week, and the leasing team answers at (937) 764-2481
Current prices and open homes are on the Flyers Landing page, straight from our live listings.
Living in Fairborn
Fairborn sits in Greene County, east of Dayton. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State University are both in or next to the city, and I-675 and US-35 connect it to the rest of the Dayton area. Flyers Landing is on N Central Ave, so the downtown shops and restaurants along Main Street are close by.
If you will commute to the base, drive the route to the gate you use at the time you would actually leave for work before you sign anything. Travel time depends on the gate and the hour, so check it yourself rather than relying on a listing's estimate.
How the flat utility fee works
At Flyers Landing you pay rent plus one flat utility fee each month. The homes listed today say the fee covers electricity, gas, water, sewer and trash, plus 1 Gig WiFi, so there are no separate utility bills to set up. The fee amount and the rent are shown on each home's listing.
When you compare Fairborn apartments, add the flat fee to the rent and compare that total against another building's rent plus the utility bills you would pay there. Our guide to what utilities are usually included in rent lists the questions to ask.
Income limits and how to qualify
Because every home at Flyers Landing is part of an affordable housing program, household income limits apply, and the limit depends on household size. Income limits apply; check eligibility with the leasing team at (937) 764-2481 before you apply.
Two other rules apply to every applicant:
- Income of at least 2.5 times the monthly total. The total is the rent plus the flat utility fee.
- Co-signers do not apply here. Eligibility for these homes is set by the housing program, so a co-signer cannot be used to qualify.
If you have a housing voucher, have your voucher paperwork ready. The leasing team reviews each one, and the voucher office has to approve the rent.
The full rules are on our Applicant Guidelines page.
Getting around the building
Flyers Landing was built in 1930 and keeps its historic character. The building has an elevator to all floors, a push-button door at the main entrance around back under the awning, and accessible parking spaces close to the doors. The two laundry rooms are on the first floor, so residents on the upper floors take the elevator down to do laundry.
The building also houses the Fairborn Art Association, which has its own separate entrance.
What to ask on a Flyers Landing tour
- Which home is open, and what is the total each month with the flat fee?
- What exactly does the flat fee cover for that home?
- What are the current income limits for my household size?
- Where would I park, and how far is the nearest entrance?
- How do I submit a maintenance request, and how do after-hours requests work?
- What is the move-in timeline once I am approved?
Other Renewed communities near Fairborn
If Flyers Landing does not have the home you need, Glenn Flats in Dayton is close by. You can see every open home across our communities on Available Homes.
Next step
See the homes open today and their monthly totals on the Flyers Landing page, then call (937) 764-2481 to check your eligibility and schedule a tour.
