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Phase One is curated, not filled

Approximately 49,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and dining space in two buildings that frame the Plaza and face Toyota Arena. Categories are allocated before spaces are signed, so the district works from opening day.

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Capital City Plaza with the central fountain

Two buildingsEdge, Lot A and Echo, Lot B

~1,800 to 30,000 SFFlexible demising, individual or combined suites

Delivering 2027Vertical construction underway

Aerial view of Phase One under construction beside Toyota Arena

Around the site

Four demand engines, one address

The trade area

The audience is already here

Ontario's arena, airport, convention center and 3,000+ residential units already sit within a mile of each other. Capital City brings that demand together in one walkable center.

Figures provided by the developer. The full market report comes with the leasing package.

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1 Toyota Arena11,000 seats · 300+ events a year

2 Ontario International Airport7M+ annual passengers

3 3,000+ residential unitswithin one mile

4 Convention center

1Toyota Arena11,000 seats · 300+ events a year
2Ontario International Airport7M+ annual passengers
33,000+ residential unitswithin one mile
4Convention center

Diagram, not to scale. The arena, the airport, the convention center and 3,000+ residential units sit within a mile of each other; Capital City is the walkable center they have never had. Figures provided by the developer.

Phase One

Two buildings, two jobs

Edge captures arrival. Echo builds the habit. Together they frame the first public experience of the district.

Phase One · 20271 window = 10 homes

400homes above

~27,000 SFrestaurant space

Edge, Lot A

The Plaza

200homes above

~22,000 SFground-floor space

Echo, Lot B

~49,000 SFof ground-floor space across Edge and Echo

~600homes in Phase One

Proportional diagram, not an architectural elevation: building width follows ground-floor square footage and height follows the number of homes. Totals add the two buildings.

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Edge, Lot A

The front row. Destination dining on the Plaza, facing Toyota Arena. The last thing on the walk from seat to table.

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Echo, Lot B

Extends the day. Coffee, wellness, casual dining and service retail. Built for repeat visits rather than one‑time arrivals.

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The mix

Two buildings, two kinds of operator

Phase One is designed to support multiple dayparts, not one rush. Edge takes the arrival and the event crowd. Echo builds the habit that brings people back on the days in between.

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Rendering of the Plaza at night from a terrace above it — Phase One frontage

A
Edge, destination diningFull-service, bar and restaurant, café-bar, polished casual, flagship hospitality
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B
Echo, the everydayCoffee, wellness, casual dining, beauty, service retail
Leasing
2k
Smallest footprintFrom approximately 1,800 SF at Echo, 2,000 SF at Edge
Flexible
30k
Largest footprintUp to approximately 30,000 SF at Edge, combined suites
Flexible

Suite sizes can be tailored to operator needs. Dotted lines on the plans indicate possible demising configurations.

Daily rhythm

Not event‑only

Arena events, airport passengers, mall visitors, hotel guests, office users and nearby households create demand across the whole week. Phase One is curated for operators who can serve that rhythm.

Morning coffee

Lunch traffic

Afternoon wellness

Dinner reservations

Post-event, late night

Weekend family use

Progress

Vertical is underway

Operators selected during this window will define the first phase of the district.

Complete
Entitlements & groundbreaking
Approved with the City of Ontario, site works finished.
Now
Vertical construction
Edge and Echo structures rising alongside the arena. Leasing open.
2027
Phase One delivery
First retail, dining and residences open to the public.
Beyond
Full build‑out
Hospitality, further residential and expanded public space.

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How it works

From first call to signed lease

The CBRE team runs the process end to end. Most conversations start with a short call and a site tour.

Inquiry
Tell us your concept, size and timing. The right broker comes back within one business day.
Tour & brochure
Walk the site, see the plaza frontage and receive floor plans and the full leasing package.
Letter of intent
Agree the suite, configuration and key terms. Demising is tailored to the operator.
Lease & delivery
Sign, coordinate build-out and take delivery ahead of the 2027 opening.