01
Event demand
Toyota Arena gives the district a built-in rhythm: 11,000 seats and 300+ events a year drawing audiences to the center of Ontario.
11,000 seats · 300+ events a year
The destination gap
Ontario already gathers here
Ontario's arena, airport, convention center and 3,000+ residential units already sit within a mile of each other. People arrive by car, by flight, by event and by habit. Capital City gives them a reason to stay.
Capital City is the walkable center those engines deserve: a permanent place to gather, dine, stay and return.
See how it fits together
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
Why here
Four engines, one address
Each one brings a different audience on a different rhythm. Together they fill the week, not just the weekend.
02
A market in motion
The Inland Empire now outpaces Los Angeles County on median household income, while Ontario keeps a younger local market.
$94,946 vs $90,112 · median age 35
03
Regional access
Minutes from Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills, the major freeway corridors and Ontario Ranch, one of Southern California's most active growth corridors.
7M+ annual passengers at Ontario International Airport
04 · The opportunity
A center to gather, dine, linger and return
The market already has the events, the households and the travelers. Capital City gives them somewhere to stay once they arrive.
A market with its own purchasing power
Younger and higher earning
The Inland Empire earns more than Los Angeles County and skews younger. Capital City is being built for exactly that consumer market.
Median household income
+$4,834
higher in the Inland Empire than in Los Angeles County
35
median age in Ontario, a younger local market
Every night, not just event nights
Curated across the whole week
Arena events, airport passengers, mall visitors, hotel guests, office users and nearby households create demand across every daypart. Capital City is being curated for operators who can serve that rhythm: lunch, dinner, post-event, late night, weekends and the nights in between.
Morning coffee
Lunch traffic
Afternoon wellness
Dinner reservations
Post-event, late night
Weekend family use
Who is building it
Built by Adept
For more than four decades, Adept Urban has helped shape Southern California through integrated architecture, development, construction and design. Capital City is the next chapter in that legacy: a long-term vision for the future of Ontario.
- DeveloperAdept Urban
- In partnership withCity of Ontario
- LeasingCBRE
- Phase One delivery2027
Progress
The center is already forming
The audience is here. The movement is here. The district is rising.
- Complete
Entitlements & groundbreaking
Approved with the City of Ontario, site works finished.
- Now
Vertical construction
Edge and Echo structures rising alongside the arena.
- 2027
Phase One delivery
First retail, dining and residences open to the public.
- Beyond
Full build‑out
Hospitality, further residential and expanded public space.
Next
See how the pieces fit: the arena, the Plaza, Edge, Echo and the homes above.
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