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Press kit
Everything you need to write about Capital City: the boilerplate, the confirmed numbers, the logos and the imagery. Anything not listed here is available on request.
Boilerplate
How to describe the project
Two versions, both cleared for use. Please keep the wording as written; if you need a different length, ask and we will write it.
Short, about 25 words
Capital City is a walkable mixed-use district in Ontario, California, anchored by Toyota Arena. Phase One delivers retail, dining and homes in 2027.
Long, about 70 words
Capital City is a walkable mixed-use district in Ontario, California, developed by Adept Urban in partnership with the City of Ontario. It is anchored by Toyota Arena, an 11,000-seat venue with 300+ events a year. Phase One, delivering in 2027, adds approximately 49,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and dining across two buildings, Edge and Echo, with about 600 homes above them and a public plaza between. Leasing is by CBRE.
Who to credit
Developer: Adept Urban. In partnership with: City of Ontario. Leasing: CBRE. Renderings should be credited to Adept Urban; construction photography to Capital City Ontario.
Fact sheet
The confirmed numbers
Every figure below is confirmed. Anything still being dimensioned is marked as such, and we would rather you left it out than estimated it.
- Location4000 Ontario Center Parkway, Ontario, California 91764Confirmed
- DeveloperAdept Urban, in partnership with the City of OntarioConfirmed
- LeasingCBREConfirmed
- AnchorToyota Arena, 11,000 seats, 300+ events a year, open nowConfirmed
- Phase OneEdge (Lot A) and Echo (Lot B), the Plaza, roughly 400 residences above Edge and roughly 200 above EchoConfirmed
- Edge, Lot A~27,000 SF of restaurant space below roughly 400 residencesConfirmed
- Echo, Lot B~22,000 SF of ground-floor space below roughly 200 residencesConfirmed
- DeliveryPhase One targeted for 2027; vertical construction underwayConfirmed
- Beyond Phase OneHospitality, further residential and expanded public spaceProposed
Trade-area figures: 28M annual visitors to Ontario Mills, 7M+ annual passengers at Ontario International Airport, 3,000+ residential units within one mile. Underlying sources are in the market report, available on request.
Imagery
Renderings and site photography
Renderings show the district as designed; photography shows it as built so far. Please label which is which, and credit as set out above.
Higher-resolution files, additional renderings and the full construction set are available on request.
Contact
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