Morning
Residents
579 residences upstairs and 3,000+ residences within a mile start the day on the Plaza.
Retail leasing · Pre-leasing now
Bring your concept to Capital City.
- ~49,000SF
- Restaurant, retail and service space in Phase One
- 13
- Suites across Edge and Echo
- 6,445SF
- Largest single suite. The smallest is 1,180 SF
- 2027
- Coming
Why Capital City
A new district with its own demand built in.
01
Customers upstairs
579 residences in Phase One, and 2,200+ across the full master plan.
02
An audience already here
Toyota Arena draws approximately 3 million visitors a year, and opens directly onto the Plaza.
03
A place, not a strip
Suites face a programmed public Plaza with screens and events, so people come to stay, not only to shop.
Sources of demand
Who is here, through the day.
An all-day district: different customers at different hours, all within a walk of the ground floor.
Midday
Offices and conventions
The daytime workforce around the district and Ontario Convention Center attendees next door come for lunch and meetings.
Afternoon
Travelers and hotel guests
Ontario International Airport is minutes away, with 7.1M annual passengers, Ontario International Airport. A hotel is planned in a later phase.
Evening
The surrounding community
Households from Ontario and the wider Inland Empire come for dinner, a drink and a place to meet.
Event night
Toyota Arena audiences
Approximately 3 million visitors a year at Toyota Arena, arriving before the show and staying after it.
Weekend
District events and visitors
Programming on the Plaza, markets and screenings draw visitors from across the region.
Audience and traffic
The numbers behind the foot traffic.
- ~3M
- Visitors a year at Toyota Arena
- ~7min
- By car to Ontario International Airport
- 3,000+
- Residences within a mile
- 579
- Residences directly above
Available spaces