Introducing Capital City
The new capital of the Inland Empire
A new walkable center connecting Ontario's arena, airport and growing residential core.
- 28 M
- Annual visitors, Ontario Mills
- 7.1 M
- Annual passengers, Ontario International
A district designed to turn proximity into energy: bringing dining, entertainment, residences and public life into one connected place.



Everything connects here
The audience is already here. 11,000+ seats, 300+ event nights a year, at the center of the district.
Toyota Arena opens into the Plaza. Water, patios, screens and public space turn movement into time spent here.
The front row. Destination dining on the Plaza, facing the arena. From seat to table without leaving the district.
Extends the day. Coffee, wellness, casual dining and service retail, built for repeat visits rather than one-time arrivals.
Phase One begins with Edge and Echo. The master plan extends across additional residences, hospitality, entertainment and public space.
Toyota Arena brings the audience. Capital City extends the experience.
- 11,000+
- Seats at Toyota Arena
- 300+
- Event nights a year
- 28M
- Annual visitors, Ontario Mills
- 7.1M
- Annual passengers, Ontario International
Capital City is not dependent on the peak.
Arena nights are the peak, not the model. Residents, offices, the airport, the mall and the convention center keep the district busy across the day and the week.
- 8:00 AMMorningCoffee
- 12:00 PMMiddayLunch
- 3:00 PMAfternoonWellness
- 7:00 PMEveningDinner & a show
- 10:30 PMLateAfter the show
- Fri–SunWeekendFamily use
The Plaza, Edge and Echo



The first phase is rising beside Toyota Arena
Edge, Echo and the Plaza are taking shape now, with vertical construction underway across the site.
Bring your concept to Capital City.
Built by Adept
Capital City is developed by ADEPT Urban in partnership with the City of Ontario, from the first drawings to the ground now under construction beside Toyota Arena.

















