The Inland Empire’s new center of gravity.
The Inland Empire’s new center of gravity.
A new entertainment and lifestyle district shaped by the energy of the Toyota Arena, regional visitors, and the daily rituals of a growing city.
A new entertainment and lifestyle district shaped by the energy of the Toyota Arena, regional visitors, and the daily rituals of a growing city.
Introducing
Capital City Ontario.
Introducing
Capital City Ontario.
Introducing
Capital City Ontario.
Now leasing Suite B - 10,280 SF
The one place everyone walks past — twice.
Now leasing Suite B - 10,280 SF
The one place everyone walks past — twice.
Now leasing Suite B - 10,280 SF
The one place everyone walks past — twice.
Now leasing Suite C - 6,036 SF
Front row. Every night.
Now leasing Suite C - 6,036 SF
Front row. Every night.
Now leasing Suite C - 6,036 SF
Front row. Every night.
Now leasing Suite D - 8,923 SF
Center stage on the plaza. Right before the Toyota Arena
Now leasing Suite D - 8,923 SF
Center stage on the plaza. Right before the Toyota Arena
Now leasing Suite D - 8,923 SF
Center stage on the plaza. Right before the Toyota Arena
Ontario Growth Story
metrics & milestones
This isn’t a bet on future growth. The growth is already here.
Ontario has become the Inland Empire’s strongest demand engines — a fast-growing city with rising incomes, expanding residential density, regional access, and a consumer base ready for elevated dining, entertainment, hospitality, wellness, and lifestyle retail. This is not speculative retail. It is built-in demand, gathering around a new center of gravity.
Ontario Growth Story
metrics & milestones
This isn’t a bet on future growth. The growth is already here.
Ontario has become the Inland Empire’s strongest demand engines — a fast-growing city with rising incomes, expanding residential density, regional access, and a consumer base ready for elevated dining, entertainment, hospitality, wellness, and lifestyle retail. This is not speculative retail. It is built-in demand, gathering around a new center of gravity.
Ontario Growth Story
metrics & milestones
This isn’t a bet on future growth. The growth is already here.
Ontario has become the Inland Empire’s strongest demand engines — a fast-growing city with rising incomes, expanding residential density, regional access, and a consumer base ready for elevated dining, entertainment, hospitality, wellness, and lifestyle retail. This is not speculative retail. It is built-in demand, gathering around a new center of gravity.
The Market
The Market
The Market
A regional demand engine with no true downtown. Until now.
A regional demand engine with no true downtown. Until now.
A regional demand engine with no true downtown. Until now.
Ontario already draws from every direction: 28 million annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1 million passengers through Ontario International Airport, and hundreds of thousands more through Toyota Arena each year. Add a surging population, rising incomes, and one of Southern California’s largest residential expansions, and the opportunity becomes clear.
Ontario already draws from every direction: 28 million annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1 million passengers through Ontario International Airport, and hundreds of thousands more through Toyota Arena each year. Add a surging population, rising incomes, and one of Southern California’s largest residential expansions, and the opportunity becomes clear.
Ontario already draws from every direction: 28 million annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1 million passengers through Ontario International Airport, and hundreds of thousands more through Toyota Arena each year. Add a surging population, rising incomes, and one of Southern California’s largest residential expansions, and the opportunity becomes clear.
BUILT-IN DEMAND
BUILT-IN DEMAND
Capital City is where the crowd goes next.
Capital City is where the crowd goes next.
Toyota Arena creates the event rhythm. Ontario Mills delivers regional shopping traffic. Ontario International Airport brings travelers through the corridor. Capital City and Ontario Ranch add the next generation of residents. The new center turns those separate movements into one destination — a place for dinner before the show, drinks after the game, coffee after a flight, wellness on the weekend, and everyday life in between.
Toyota Arena creates the event rhythm. Ontario Mills delivers regional shopping traffic. Ontario International Airport brings travelers through the corridor. Capital City and Ontario Ranch add the next generation of residents. The new center turns those separate movements into one destination — a place for dinner before the show, drinks after the game, coffee after a flight, wellness on the weekend, and everyday life in between.
THE DEMAND ENGINE
Current Ontario population
Current Ontario population
Current Ontario population
Projected Population by 2050
Projected Population by 2050
Projected Population by 2050
New homes planned by 2044
New homes planned by 2044
New homes planned by 2044
Annual retail sales
Annual retail sales
Annual retail sales
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
Ontario Airport passengers in 2025
Ontario Airport passengers in 2025
Ontario Airport passengers in 2025
Every location has a story. Capital City has four — and they compound.
Every location has a story. Capital City has four — and they compound.
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Event Demand
Capital City sits next to Toyota Arena, one of the Inland Empire’s premier entertainment venues, with 11,000+ capacity and a full calendar of concerts, sports, and live events.
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Event Demand
Capital City sits next to Toyota Arena, one of the Inland Empire’s premier entertainment venues, with 11,000+ capacity and a full calendar of concerts, sports, and live events.
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Event Demand
Capital City sits next to Toyota Arena, one of the Inland Empire’s premier entertainment venues, with 11,000+ capacity and a full calendar of concerts, sports, and live events.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario is no longer a pass-through city. It is a growing population and employment center with increasing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario is no longer a pass-through city. It is a growing population and employment center with increasing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario is no longer a pass-through city. It is a growing population and employment center with increasing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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Regional access
Positioned near Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City sits inside one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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Regional access
Positioned near Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City sits inside one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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Regional access
Positioned near Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City sits inside one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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The Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs is a place to gather before and after the moment.
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The Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs is a place to gather before and after the moment.
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The Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs is a place to gather before and after the moment.
Capital City fills that gap.
Capital City fills that gap.
Capital City fills that gap.
The Experience
atmosphere
Built for what happens before and after the main event.
Dinner before the show. Drinks after the game. A weekend meal after shopping. A coffee between meetings. Capital City is designed for the moments that turn traffic into place.
The Experience
atmosphere
Built for what happens before and after the main event.
Dinner before the show. Drinks after the game. A weekend meal after shopping. A coffee between meetings. Capital City is designed for the moments that turn traffic into place.
The Experience
atmosphere
Built for what happens before and after the main event.
Dinner before the show. Drinks after the game. A weekend meal after shopping. A coffee between meetings. Capital City is designed for the moments that turn traffic into place.
Prime Location
Three restaurant suites available at Capital City's central plaza — adjacent to Toyota Arena.
EVENTS + DENSITY
EVENTS + DENSITY
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Built-in traffic, before you open.
Built-in traffic, before you open.
28M Annual Ontario Mills visitors — already in your backyard.
28M Annual Ontario Mills visitors — already in your backyard.
Phase I Q1 2027
Phase I Q1 2027
Now leasing — suites B, C, and D available.
Now leasing — suites B, C, and D available.
Household
Income
Household
Income
Average household income within a 15-minute trade radius
Average household income within a 15-minute trade radius
High Growth, High Demand
High Growth, High Demand
Ontario's population grows to 400,000 by 2050. The market is already here.
Ontario's population grows to 400,000 by 2050. The market is already here.
Ontario's population grows to 400,000 by 2050. The market is already here.
Dedicated Leasing Team
Dedicated Leasing Team
CBRE · Inland Empire
CBRE · Inland Empire
Jared Himes · Brandon Beauchemin · Cristian Goodson · Jenny Eng · Edward Matevosian
Jared Himes · Brandon Beauchemin · Cristian Goodson · Jenny Eng · Edward Matevosian
Leasing Opportunities
suites
Three suites. Three distinct identities.
Each suite is designed as a destination of its own — with direct plaza access, outdoor terraces, and a front-row seat to the Toyota Arena experience.
Leasing Opportunities
suites
Three suites. Three distinct identities.
Each suite is designed as a destination of its own — with direct plaza access, outdoor terraces, and a front-row seat to the Toyota Arena experience.
Leasing Opportunities
suites
Three suites. Three distinct identities.
Each suite is designed as a destination of its own — with direct plaza access, outdoor terraces, and a front-row seat to the Toyota Arena experience.
The Arrival Moment
8,923
SF
* First impression position, high-visibility signage, rotunda landmark form
Best for: signature restaurant, fast-casual flagship,
nightlife-adjacent hospitality.
Signature rotunda architecture
Circular building form. A standalone landmark visible from across the entire plaza.
Ground-floor plaza presence
Direct access from plaza and outdoor patio level. Immediate visibility.
Intimate exterior terrace
1,846 SF exterior. Curated, not sprawling — ideal for upscale concepts.
Floor-to-ceiling glass wrap
360° transparency. The interior is the display. The street is the stage.
Premium format positioning
8,923 SF interior. Designed for upscale dining, cocktail-forward, or chef-driven concepts at the market's highest price point.
The Arrival Moment
Suite D
* 8,923 SF
* Exterior Area: 1,846 SF
The Flagship
10,280
SF
* Two-level presence, arena-facing upper level, major outdoor terrace
Best for: full-service restaurant, rooftop/patio hospitality, experiential dining.
Two-level footprint
Ground floor + full second level. The largest combined footprint at Capital City.
Direct plaza access
Entry from the main plaza through outdoor patios. Maximum guest flow.
Expansive outdoor terraces
5,680 SF combined exterior. Pool terrace concept with full lounge capability.
Arena-facing upper level
High-volume format
High-volume format
Total 15,960 SF (interior + exterior). Designed for full-service restaurants, experiential concepts, or flagship hospitality.
The Flagship
Suite B
* Exterior Area: 5,680 SF
*Ground Floor: 6,457 SF interior / 4,341 SF exterior
*Upper Level: 3,832 SF interior / 1,339 SF exterior
The Arrival Moment
8,923
SF
* Two-level presence, arena-facing upper level, major outdoor terrace
Best for: signature restaurant, fast-casual flagship, nightlife-adjacent hospitality.
Signature rotunda architecture
Circular building form. A standalone landmark visible from across the entire plaza.
Ground-floor plaza presence
Direct access from plaza and outdoor patio level. Immediate visibility.
Intimate exterior terrace
1,846 SF exterior. Curated, not sprawling — ideal for upscale concepts.
Floor-to-ceiling glass wrap
360° transparency. The interior is the display. The street is the stage.
Premium format positioning
8,923 SF interior. Designed for upscale dining, cocktail-forward, or chef-driven concepts at the market's highest price point.
The Arrival Moment
Suite D
* 8,923 SF
* Exterior Area: 1,846 SF
— Why Here?
— Why Here?
— Why Here?
Arena capacity
Arena capacity
Arena capacity
events annually
events annually
events annually
luxury suites
luxury suites
luxury suites
Capital City Ontario
Capital City Ontario
Capital City Ontario
The Inland Empire’s new gathering place.
The Inland Empire’s new gathering place.
The Inland Empire’s new gathering place.
The Market
market proof
The Market, Explained.
A clear look at who is coming, what brings them here, and why Capital City is positioned to capture the demand.
The Market
market proof
The Market, Explained.
A clear look at who is coming, what brings them here, and why Capital City is positioned to capture the demand.
The Market
market proof
The Market, Explained.
A clear look at who is coming, what brings them here, and why Capital City is positioned to capture the demand.
Who is the customer?
206,141 households within a 15-minute drive. Average household income of $114,854. Median age 35.2. A market that skews young, income-qualified, and experience-hungry.
What drives the traffic?
Toyota Arena draws 730k unique visitors annually — 70% from within 5 miles. Ontario International Airport handles 7.1 million passengers. Ontario Mills draws 28 million annual visitors with 200+ stores.
How fast is Ontario growing?
Ontario's population has grown 11% since 2014 and is projected to nearly double by 2050. Total housing production has accelerated — 1,430 units delivered in 2023 alone, the highest in two decades.
Why does this location matter?
Retail (12.1%), Healthcare (11.3%), Logistics (11%), Manufacturing (10.5%). 1,709,600 projected jobs by 2035. 11,920 total businesses today.
What makes the suites different?
Phase I is currently under construction and projected for completion in Q1 2027.
Who handles leasing?
CBRE exclusively. Contact Jared Himes, Brandon Beauchemin, Cristian Goodson, Jenny Eng, or Edward Matevosian.
Site & Access
circulation
Getting here is effortless. Staying was always the plan.
Site & Access
circulation
Getting here is effortless. Staying was always the plan.
Site & Access
circulation
Getting here is effortless. Staying was always the plan.
Parking — No compromise.
Surface lots, garages, and valet — all within steps of the main plaza and the Arena. Future structured parking: 5,000+ spaces planned.
Digital experiences are becoming increasingly nuanced, with micro-interactions playing a crucial role in how users engage with interfaces. These tiny, purposeful animations do more than just delight—they provide essential feedback, guide user behavior, and create memorable experiences that keep users coming back.
Parking — No compromise.
Surface lots, garages, and valet — all within steps of the main plaza and the Arena. Future structured parking: 5,000+ spaces planned.
Parking — No compromise.
Surface lots, garages, and valet — all within steps of the main plaza and the Arena. Future structured parking: 5,000+ spaces planned.
Pedestrian-first design.
Walkways lined with restaurants and retail connect every parking zone to the plaza. The entire arrival sequence is a curated experience.
As the digital landscape grows, so does its environmental impact. Sustainable design isn't just about green aesthetics—it's about making conscious decisions that reduce digital carbon footprints while maintaining exceptional user experiences. This shift towards eco-friendly design is becoming a crucial consideration for responsible digital creation.
Pedestrian-first design.
Walkways lined with restaurants and retail connect every parking zone to the plaza. The entire arrival sequence is a curated experience.
Pedestrian-first design.
Walkways lined with restaurants and retail connect every parking zone to the plaza. The entire arrival sequence is a curated experience.
Valet drop-off.
Dedicated valet zone at the plaza entrance — premium positioning for premium dining operators.
Typography has evolved from a mere vehicle for text to a powerful tool for brand expression and user experience. In 2025, the role of typography in digital design goes beyond readability—it's about creating emotional connections and enhancing digital interactions through thoughtful type choices.
Valet drop-off.
Dedicated valet zone at the plaza entrance — premium positioning for premium dining operators.
Valet drop-off.
Dedicated valet zone at the plaza entrance — premium positioning for premium dining operators.
Suite access — direct.
Suite B: Plaza-level + patio access. Suite C: Outdoor patio level. Suite D: Plaza-level + patio. All suites front the central activation zone.
The intersection of AI and design has moved far beyond basic automation. Today's AI tools aren't just assisting designers—they're becoming active collaborators in the creative process. This evolution is reshaping how we approach design challenges and opening new possibilities for innovation and efficiency.
Suite access — direct.
Suite B: Plaza-level + patio access. Suite C: Outdoor patio level. Suite D: Plaza-level + patio. All suites front the central activation zone.
Suite access — direct.
Suite B: Plaza-level + patio access. Suite C: Outdoor patio level. Suite D: Plaza-level + patio. All suites front the central activation zone.
The Inland Empire's center
of gravity is forming.
Your table is ready.
Capital City is a once-in-a-generation leasing opportunity — at the intersection of entertainment, growth, and Southern California's next great address. Phase I completes Q1 2027. Suites B, C, and D are available now.
The Inland Empire's center
of gravity is forming.
Your table is ready.
Capital City is a once-in-a-generation leasing opportunity — at the intersection of entertainment, growth, and Southern California's next great address. Phase I completes Q1 2027. Suites B, C, and D are available now.
The Inland Empire's center
of gravity is forming.
Your table is ready.
Capital City is a once-in-a-generation leasing opportunity — at the intersection of entertainment, growth, and Southern California's next great address. Phase I completes Q1 2027. Suites B, C, and D are available now.