Ontario has always been in motion.
Ontario has always been in motion.
Ontario has always been in motion.
Now it becomes a destination.
Now it becomes a destination.
Now it becomes a destination.
INTRODUCING
The New Capital
Of The Inland Empire.
Of The Inland Empire.
A dynamic destination for entertainment, dining, lifestyle, wellness, and community in one of America’s fastest-growing regions.
Every center has a story. Capital City has four — and they compound.
Every center has a story. Capital City has four — and they compound.
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Event Demand
Toyota Arena gives the district a built-in rhythm: an 11,000+ capacity venue with concerts, sports, graduations, and live events drawing audiences to the center of Ontario throughout the year.
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Event Demand
Toyota Arena gives the district a built-in rhythm: an 11,000+ capacity venue with concerts, sports, graduations, and live events drawing audiences to the center of Ontario throughout the year.
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Event Demand
Toyota Arena gives the district a built-in rhythm: an 11,000+ capacity venue with concerts, sports, graduations, and live events drawing audiences to the center of Ontario throughout the year.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario has become a true population and employment center, with household incomes now outpacing Los Angeles and growing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario has become a true population and employment center, with household incomes now outpacing Los Angeles and growing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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A Market in Motion
Ontario has become a true population and employment center, with household incomes now outpacing Los Angeles and growing demand for better dining, hospitality, wellness, and experience-driven retail.
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Regional access
Minutes from Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City connects directly to one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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Regional access
Minutes from Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City connects directly to one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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Regional access
Minutes from Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, major freeway corridors, and Ontario Ranch, Capital City connects directly to one of Southern California’s most active growth corridors.
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Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs now is a true center to gather, dine, linger, and return.
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Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs now is a true center to gather, dine, linger, and return.
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Destination Gap
The market already has traffic, events, households, travelers, and visitors. What it needs now is a true center to gather, dine, linger, and return.
Capital City fills that gap.
Capital City fills that gap.
Capital City fills that gap.


Capital City's Toyota Arena.
Capital City's Toyota Arena.
Capital City at Toyota Arena.
At the center of Ontario.
A plaza-fronted dining, hospitality, and entertainment district built around movement already here.
A plaza-fronted dining, hospitality, and entertainment district built around movement already here.
Capital City is planned as part of a 450,000 SF dining, entertainment, hospitality, and lifestyle district facing Toyota Arena, organized around a central plaza, pedestrian pathways, water features, and everyday gathering spaces. Phase One introduces flexible restaurant and hospitality opportunities designed for arena visitors, Ontario Mills traffic, nearby residents, hotel guests, offices, and weekday demand.
Planned around a central plaza, pedestrian promenade, water features, and restaurant spaces facing Toyota Arena, the district is designed for more than event nights — serving residents, visitors, office users, hotel guests, and weekday demand already moving through Ontario.
See Master Plan
See Master Plan
See Master Plan

Not a bet on growth.
Not a bet on growth.
The demand is already here.
The demand is
already here.
The demand is already here.
Capital City is surrounded by the kind of desirable traffic most retail districts spend decades trying to build: 1.5M Inland Empire households, $94,946 median household income, 28M annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1M Ontario International Airport passengers, and Toyota Arena’s year-round event audience. The audience is not theoretical. It is already arriving by car, by flight, by event, by habit — and Capital City is where they meet.
Capital City is surrounded by the kind of desirable traffic most retail districts spend decades trying to build: 1.5M Inland Empire households, $94,946 median household income, 28M annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1M Ontario International Airport passengers, and Toyota Arena’s year-round event audience. The audience is not theoretical. It is already arriving by car, by flight, by event, by habit — and Capital City is where they meet.
Capital City is surrounded by the kind of desirable traffic most retail districts spend decades trying to build: 1.5M Inland Empire households, $94,946 median household income, 28M annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7.1M Ontario International Airport passengers, and Toyota Arena’s year-round event audience. The audience is not theoretical. It is already arriving by car, by flight, by event, by habit — and Capital City is where they meet.
Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; City of Ontario Economic Development; Ontario International Airport Authority; Toyota Arena.
Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; City of Ontario Economic Development; Ontario International Airport Authority; Toyota Arena.
Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; City of Ontario Economic Development; Ontario International Airport Authority; Toyota Arena.
A Stronger
Consumer Base
A Stronger
Consumer Base
The Inland Empire now pairs income strength with a younger Ontario consumer base
For years, Los Angeles owned the region’s consumer story. Not anymore. The Inland Empire now reports a higher median household income than Los Angeles County — $94,946 vs. $90,112 — while Ontario brings a younger local market, with a median age of 35. This is no longer just growth by expansion. It is growth with purchasing power, youth, and rising expectations.
Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; DataUSA / ACS 2024 Los Angeles County profile; City of Ontario Economic Development.
Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; DataUSA / ACS 2024 Los Angeles County profile; City of Ontario Economic Development.
THE DEMAND ENGINE
Ontario population
*U.S. Census Bureau *400K projected by 2050
Ontario population
*U.S. Census Bureau *400K projected by 2050
Ontario population
*U.S. Census Bureau *400K projected by 2050
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
*Capital City Ontario / Local Trade Area
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
*Capital City Ontario / Local Trade Area
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
*Capital City Ontario / Local Trade Area
New homes planned by 2044
*City of Ontario / Ontario Ranch Plan
New homes planned by 2044
*City of Ontario / Ontario Ranch Plan
New homes planned by 2044
*City of Ontario / Ontario Ranch Plan
Annual retail sales
*U.S. Census Data
Annual retail sales
*U.S. Census Data
Annual retail sales
*U.S. Census Data
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
*Ontario Mills
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
*Ontario Mills
Annual Ontario Mills visitors
*Ontario Mills
ONT passengers in 2025
*Ontario Int’l Airport *Global travel +29.2% YoY
ONT passengers in 2025
*Ontario Int’l Airport *Global travel +29.2% YoY
ONT passengers in 2025
*Ontario Int’l Airport *Global travel +29.2% YoY
The Arena Effect
The Arena Effect
The Arena Effect
Arena capacity
Arena capacity
Arena capacity
ANNUAL EVENTS AND ACTIVATIONS
ANNUAL EVENTS AND ACTIVATIONS
ANNUAL EVENTS AND ACTIVATIONS
luxury suites
luxury suites
luxury suites

ONTARIO ALREADY GATHERS HERE
ONTARIO ALREADY GATHERS HERE
Every night, not just event nights.
Every night, not just event nights.
Arena events, airport passengers, mall visitors, hotel guests, office users, and nearby households create demand across the week. Capital City is being curated for operators who can serve that rhythm across multiple dayparts — lunch, dinner, post-event, late night, weekends, and non-event nights.
Arena events, airport passengers, mall visitors, hotel guests, office users, and nearby households create demand across the week. Capital City is being curated for operators who can serve that rhythm across multiple dayparts — lunch, dinner, post-event, late night, weekends, and non-event nights.


The Nation’s Lowest Office Vacancy
At 4.8%, the region maintains the lowest vacancy rate among the nation’s 50 largest office markets. Orange County and San Diego are nearly twice the U.S. national average, while Los Angeles is nearly three times higher.
*Source: CoStar Office Market Report, 2026
*Source: CoStar Office Market Report, 2026
More than an
arena district
More than an
arena district
A performing arts center anchoring
the region's cultural programming.
A performing arts center anchoring
the region's cultural programming.


A PROPOSED DISTRICT PLAN BUILT AROUND MOVEMENT, VISIBILITY, AND ARRIVAL
A PROPOSED DISTRICT PLAN BUILT AROUND MOVEMENT, VISIBILITY, AND ARRIVAL
The Master Plan
The Master Plan
Integrated parking. Walkable circulation. Plaza-fronted hospitality. Direct arena adjacency. Capital City is designed with multiple points of arrival, structured parking, pedestrian flow, and layered activity throughout the week.
Integrated parking. Walkable circulation. Plaza-fronted hospitality. Direct arena adjacency. Capital City is designed with multiple points of arrival, structured parking, pedestrian flow, and layered activity throughout the week.


One destination. Multiple configurations.
suites
Plaza-fronted space, built to flex.
Flagship footprints and smaller configurations on the Central Plaza
From intimate restaurant footprints to flagship hospitality concepts, Capital City can support spaces from approximately 2,000 to 30,000 square feet. Dotted lines indicate possible demising configurations; suite sizes can be tailored to operator needs.

One destination. Multiple configurations.
suites
Plaza-fronted space, built to flex.
Flagship footprints and smaller configurations on the Central Plaza
From intimate restaurant footprints to flagship hospitality concepts, Capital City can support spaces from approximately 2,000 to 30,000 square feet. Dotted lines indicate possible demising configurations; suite sizes can be tailored to operator needs.

One destination. Multiple configurations.
suites
Plaza-fronted space, built to flex.
Flagship footprints and smaller configurations on the Central Plaza
From intimate restaurant footprints to flagship hospitality concepts, Capital City can support spaces from approximately 2,000 to 30,000 square feet. Dotted lines indicate possible demising configurations; suite sizes can be tailored to operator needs.

Flexible by Design
The Dining District is designed to adapt around the operator. Suites can stand alone, combine with adjacent spaces, or be configured for a wide range of food, beverage, and hospitality concepts - from coffee, dessert, and fast-casual to chef-driven restaurants, lounges, private dining, and large-format flagship experiences
Click a suite to explore individual opportunities. Select adjacent suites to view combined configurations.

Flexible by Design
The Dining District is designed to adapt around the operator. Suites can stand alone, combine with adjacent spaces, or be configured for a wide range of food, beverage, and hospitality concepts - from coffee, dessert, and fast-casual to chef-driven restaurants, lounges, private dining, and large-format flagship experiences
Click a suite to explore individual opportunities. Select adjacent suites to view combined configurations.

SAMPLE LEASING CONFIGURATIONS
Flexible footprints from intimate restaurant
spaces to larger hospitality opportunities.

SAMPLE LEASING CONFIGURATIONS
Flexible footprints from intimate restaurant spaces to larger hospitality opportunities.
Representative Suite Layouts
Representative Suite Layouts
Final footprints can be combined, adjusted, or tailored based on operator needs.
Final footprints can be combined, adjusted, or tailored based on operator needs.
Click for more details:
The Plaza Connector
6,036
SF
* Built to dwell. Patio sits directly
on the central fountain.
Frontage: Center of the plaza, fountain frontage.
Maximum dwell time.
Central plaza frontage
Prime visibility on Capital City's main fountain plaza. Maximum dwell and discovery.
Single-level efficiency
Clean, rational floor plate. 6,036 SF interior, fully flexible.
Outdoor terrace integration
3,286 SF exterior patio directly on the fountain. Alfresco dining built-in.
Service corridor access
Dedicated back-of-house corridor for seamless operations, invisible to guests.
All-day format ready
Scale and positioning ideal for contemporary full-service, café-bar, or polished casual concepts.
The Plaza Connector
Suite C
Divisible
* Interior: 6,036 SF
* Exterior: 3,286 SF

Click for more details:
The Two-Story Flagship
11,321
SF
* Vertical brand expression. Plaza-level activation downstairs, destination concept upstairs.
6,457 SF ground + 4,389 SF upper +
475 SF auxiliary. Total ~11,321 SF.
Frontage: East corner of the plaza. Hard frontage. Direct line of sight to Toyota Arena's pedestrian path.
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
The Two-Story Flagship
Suite B
Divisible
* Interior: 11,321 SF
* Exterior: 5,680 SF

Click for more details:
The Two-Story Flagship
11,321
SF
* Vertical brand expression. Plaza-level activation downstairs, destination concept upstairs.
6,457 SF ground + 4,389 SF upper +
475 SF auxiliary. Total ~11,321 SF.
Frontage: East corner of the plaza. Hard frontage. Direct line of sight to Toyota Arena's pedestrian path.
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 Two-Story Flagship
Suite B
Divisible
* Interior: 11,321 SF
* Exterior: 5,680 SF

Suite B - 11,321 SF
Suite B - 11,321 SF

Suite C - 6,036 SF
Suite C - 6,036 SF

Suite D - 8,923 SF
Suite D - 8,923 SF


The Experience
Capital City Living
Before the show.
After the show.
And every night in between.
Plaza dinners before the doors open. Late drinks beneath the glow of the fountain after the encore. Sunday brunch on sunlit patios. Weeknight gatherings that turn into rituals — the rhythm of Ontario’s new center of gravity.

The Experience
Capital City Living
Before the show.
After the show.
And every night in between.
Plaza dinners before the doors open. Late drinks beneath the glow of the fountain after the encore. Sunday brunch on sunlit patios. Weeknight gatherings that turn into rituals — the rhythm of Ontario’s new center of gravity.

The Experience
Capital City Living
Before the show.
After the show.
And every night in between.
Plaza dinners before the doors open. Late drinks beneath the glow of the fountain after the encore. Sunday brunch on sunlit patios. Weeknight gatherings that turn into rituals — the rhythm of Ontario’s new center of gravity.

Build by Adept.
Build by Adept.
For more than four decades, Adept Urban has helped shape Southern California through integrated architecture, development, construction, and design. Capital City represents the next chapter in that legacy — a long-term vision for the future of Ontario.
Learn more at adepturban.com
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Vertical is underway.
The roster is forming now.
Vertical is underway.
The roster is forming now.
Phase 1 delivery is targeted for 2027.
Operators selected during this window will define the first phase.
Developed in partnership with the City of Ontario and adept.
Developed in partnership with the City of Ontario and adept.
Developed in partnership with the City of Ontario and adept.

We are currently based in Ontario, California.
Timezone (UTC-7)
For more information, please contact
Corporate Headquarters
CBRE 2121 North Pearl Street Suite 300
Dallas, TX 75201

We are currently based in Ontario, California.
Timezone (UTC-7)
For more information, please contact
Corporate Headquarters
CBRE 2121 North Pearl Street Suite 300
Dallas, TX 75201