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Demand doesn’t start at opening.

Capital City is taking shape in the middle of an already active market: arena crowds, nearby households, regional destinations and millions of travelers moving through Ontario every year.

The reasons to come are already here.

Toyota Arena, Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, the Convention Center and a growing residential base surround Capital City with established activity.

11,000+
Seats at Toyota Arena
300+
Event nights a year
~3M
Annual visitors to Toyota Arena
7.1M
Annual passengers at ONT
AdjacentWithin a mileMinutes awayCCToyota Arena11,000+ seats · 300+ event nights a yearOntario Convention CenterAdjacentHomes nearbyover 5,000 homes within walking distanceOntario Mills28M annual visitors, Ontario MillsOntario International7.1M annual passengers, Ontario International AirportOntario RanchGrowth corridor
Schematic. Proximity rings, not distances to scale. CC marks Capital City.

A younger market with real spending power.

Ontario combines a median age of 35 with a surrounding residential base that is continuing to grow.

35
Median age in Ontario
5,000+
Homes within walking distance
600
Phase One residences

+$4,834 higher median household income in the Inland Empire than Los Angeles County.

Median household income. Sources: CoStar Inland Empire Office Market Report, Q2 2026 / Oxford Economics; DataUSA / ACS 2024 Los Angeles County profile; City of Ontario Economic Development.

Three destinations. One trade area.

Toyota Arena, photographed on site

A region within reach.

Capital City sits near I-10 and I-15, with Ontario International Airport and major regional destinations minutes away.

10 min 20 min 30 min Approx. off-peak drive times.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Drive times: OSRM, free-flow. Schematic.

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