01 · Event demand
An arena that already fills
11,000+ seats. 300+ event nights a year. Every one of them ends at the Plaza.
The Vision
A district built to connect what Ontario already has.
Capital City brings entertainment, dining, residences and public life together around Toyota Arena, creating a walkable center for a region already in motion.
Why here. Why now.
The demand is already here.
Capital City begins with an audience, not a promise. Four things are already true about this part of Ontario.
02 · A market in motion
A market with purchasing power of its own.
+$4,834 higher median household income than Los Angeles County, with a median age of 35 in Ontario.
03 · Regional access
Airport, mall, convention center, freeways. Minutes.
04 · Destination gap
Traffic without a center
The region has the events, households and travelers. What it lacks is one walkable place to gather, dine, linger and return.
Daily demand
Built for every daypart.
Arena events, airport passengers, mall visitors, hotel guests, office users and the households nearby create demand across the week, not one rush.
01
Arena nights
11,000+ seats, 300+ event nights a year, and a walk from seat to table that stays inside the district.
02
Everyday habit
3,000+ residences within a mile, and ~600 more directly above Phase One.
03
Regional flow
7.1M annual passengers, Ontario International Airport, plus 28M annual visitors, Ontario Mills and the convention center, minutes away.
Phase One / Now underway
The vision is taking shape.
Phase One is under construction beside the Toyota Arena.
Beyond Phase One
A district designed to grow over time.
Edge and Echo begin the story. Future phases extend Capital City through additional residences, hospitality, entertainment and public space.
Vision explains why. The master plan explains how.
Explore the master plan