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SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES (REV. MAY 2019) SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES DEVELOPMENT www.SelectSBCounty.com1 2 TO LAS VEGAS COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO BARSTOW ADELANTO VICTORVILLE TO LAUGHLIN APPLE VALLEY NEEDLES HESPERIA BIG BEAR LAKE UPLAND LAKE ARROWHEAD TWENTYNINE PALMS RANCHO CUCAMONGA YUCCA VALLEY MONTCLAIR FONTANA RIALTO YUCAIPA ONTARIO REDLANDS ONT AIRPORT SAN BERNARDINO CHINO COLTON HIGHLAND CHINO HILLS LOMA LINDA LOS ANGELES GRAND TERRACE COUNTY RIVERSIDE COUNTY ORANGE 3 COUNTY 3 Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES CITY CONTACTS 5 UNINCORPORATED AREA SHOPPING CENTERS 6–10 ADELANTO 12 APPLE VALLEY 13 BARSTOW 14 BIG BEAR LAKE 15 CHINO 16 CHINO HILLS 17 COLTON 18 FONTANA 19 GRAND TERRACE 20 HESPERIA 21 HIGHLAND 22 LOMA LINDA 23 MONTCLAIR 24 NEEDLES 25 ONTARIO 26 RANCHO CUCAMONGA 27 REDLANDS 28 RIALTO 29 SAN BERNARDINO 30 TWENTYNINE PALMS 31 UPLAND 32 VICTORVILE 33 YUCAIPA 34 YUCCA VALLEY 35 RDA 36–41 DISCLAIMER 42 Table of 2019 Contents Table 4 www.SelectSBCounty.com SEIZE THE ADVANTAGE 2019 San Bernardino County Economic Development Agency | 385 N. Arrowhead Avenue, Third Floor | San Bernardino, CA 92415 | Phone: 909.387.4700 | Fax: 909.387.4415 CITY CONTACTS ADELANTO CHINO HILLS LOMA LINDA REDLANDS (CONT.) VICTORVILLE Jessie Flores Joann Lombardo T Jarb Thaipejr Cruz Esparza IV Keith C. Metzler City Manager Community Development Director City Manager Economic Development Manager City Manager 760.246.2300 909.364.2740 909.799.2810 909.335.4755 ext. 1 760.955.5029 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Charles Rangel Yvette Brunetto Konrad Bolowich RIALTO Sophie L. Smith Development Services Director Associate Planner Assistant City Manager Robb Steel Deputy City Manager 760.246.2300 ext.11176 909.364.2783 909.799.2895 Assistant City Administrator/ 760.243.4773 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Director of Development Services [email protected] APPLE VALLEY COLTON MONTCLAIR 909.820.2528 Lesyenia Marin-Pineda Doug Robertson Arthur W. Morgan Marilyn Staats [email protected] Economic Development Manager Town Manager Economic Development Manager Executive Director, Economic & John Dutrey 760.955.4823 760.240.7000 909.370.5176 Community Development Project Manager/ [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 909.625.9412 Economic Development YUCAIPA Orlando Acevedo Christy Elshof [email protected] 909.820.8014 Paul Toomey Assistant Director, Economic Economic Development NEEDLES [email protected] Director of Community Development Development and Housing Project Manager Rick Daniels SAN BERNARDINO 909.797.2489 ext. 247 760.240.7915 909.370.6176 City Manager Teri Ledoux [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 760.326.2113 ext. 113 Assistant City Manager YUCCA VALLEY [email protected] FONTANA [email protected] 909.384.5122 Curtis Yakimow BARSTOW Jerry Edgett Patrick Martinez [email protected] Town Manager Curt Mitchell Project Specialist Director of Development Services Michael Huntley 760.369.7207 City Manager 909.350.6741 760.326.2113 Director of Community & [email protected] 760.255.5101 [email protected] [email protected] Economic Development Shane Stueckle [email protected] GRAND TERRACE ONTARIO 909.384.5357 Deputy Town Manager Cindy Prothro G. Harold Duffey John P. Andrews [email protected] 760.369.6575 Assistant City Manager City Manager Economic Development Director TWENTYNINE PALMS [email protected] 760.255.5115 909.824.6621 ext. 240 909.395.2242 Frank Luckino Jessica Rice [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] City Manager Management Analyst Economic Development Cynthia Fortune Bradley Gates 760.367.6799 ext. 1004 760.369.7207 ext. 227 760.255.5109 Assistant City Manager Business Operations Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 909.824.6621 ext. 216 909.395.2397 Vickie Waite SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY BIG BEAR LAKE [email protected] [email protected] Marketing Specialist Reg Javier Jeff Mathieu Jesse Smith RANCHO CUCAMONGA 760.367.6799 ext. 1030 Deputy Executive Officer, City Manager Executive Assistant Matt Burris [email protected] Economic Development Agency 909.866.5832 909.824.6624 ext. 251 Deputy City Manager UPLAND 909.387.4460 [email protected] [email protected] 909.477.2710 ext. 4201 Liz Chavez [email protected] Kelly Ent HESPERIA [email protected] Development Services Manager Soua Vang Director of Administrative Services Rod Yahnke Flavio Nunez 909.931.4146 Economic Development Manager 909.866.5831 ext. 119 Economic Development Director Management Analyst [email protected] 909.387.4385 [email protected] 760.947.1910 909.477.2750 ext. 4313 Melecio Picazo [email protected] CHINO [email protected] [email protected] Economic Development Coordinator Christopher Kennedy HIGHLAND REDLANDS 909.931.4317 Economic Development Manager Lawrence A. Mainez Brian Desatnik [email protected] 909.334.3335 Community Development Director Development Services Director [email protected] 909.864.8732 ext. 215 909.798.7555 [email protected] [email protected] 5 Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES UNINCORPORATED AREA SHOPPING CENTERS Economic Development Agency 6 www.SelectSBCounty.com SEIZE THE ADVANTAGE 2019 UNINCORPORATED SHOPPING CENTERS MAP Palmdale Rd. Victorville 18 Apple Valley Lucerne Valley 5 Hesperia Phelan San Bernardino Mountains 247 2 Oak Hills 15 Oak Hills San Bernardino National Forest Wrightwood Silverwood Lake 4 1 San Gabriel Lake Arrowhead 3 Big Bear Lake Mountains Crestline Blue Jay Rancho Cucamonga Running Springs San Joshua Tree Gorgonio Yucca Valley Ontario Fwy.San Bernardino Fontana Wilderness 2 Ontario Redlands Mentone Oak Glen Pomona Bloomington 215 Morongo Valley Chino Yucaipa Riverside Chino Hills Desert Hot Springs Norco Moreno I-10 79 Banning 91 Valley 111 Corona Corona Fwy. San Jacinto Palm Springs Perris Hemet Unincorporated Shopping Centers with Vacancy Opportunities CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER TYPE PROPERTY SIZE SPACE AVAIL. RENT/SF/YR 1 Big Bear Center Big Bear City Neighborhood Center 5,152 SF 1,400 SF $2.00 2 Stater Bros. Bloomington Bloomington Outlet Center 59,508 SF 25,567 SF $1.10 3 Blue Jay Village Blue Jay Neighborhood Center 66,425 SF 1,200 SF $2.00 4 Lake Arrowhead Village Lake Arrowhead Strip Center 240,000 SF 35,327 SF Withheld 5 Phelan Village Phelan Strip Center 12,000 SF 2,460 SF $1.35 Source: CoStar 2019 7 Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES BIG BEAR CITY – BIG BEAR CENTER 42173 1/2 Big Bear Boulevard Property Size: 5,152 SF Available: 1,400 SF Year Built: 2000 Land Area: .47 AC Contact: Duckett-Wilson Development Company David Lam 310.478.8757 ext. 11 [email protected] Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile 2018 Population 1,253 12,347 17,452 Daytime Employment 824 8,733 9,302 2018 Median HH Income $56,428 $43,967 $44,738 BLOOMINGTON – STATER BROS. 1045–1055 Bloomington Avenue / AKA 1045–1071 Bloomington Avenue Property Size: 59,508 SF Available: 25,567 SF Year Built: 1976 Land Area: 6.14 AC Contact: Lee & Associates Jeff Stanley 951.276.3612 [email protected] Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile 2018 Population 18,356 145,374 359,704 Daytime Employment 2,845 37,341 77,254 2018 Median HH Income $51,028 $49,410 $49,572 8 www.SelectSBCounty.com SEIZE THE ADVANTAGE 2019 BLUE JAY – BLUE JAY VILLAGE 27201 Highway 189 Property Size: 66,425 SF Available: 1,200 SF Year Built: 1940 Land Area: .40 AC Contact: Company KWS Commercial David Wick 909.456.5550 [email protected] Contact: Company Present Value Properties Inc. Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile Gregory A. Fisher 2018 Population 2,981 15,216 25,510 714.464.3000 x 402 Daytime Employment 926 5,369 6,773 [email protected] 2018 Median HH Income $75,140 $77,120 $67,293 LAKE ARROWHEAD – LAKE ARROWHEAD VILLAGE 28200 Highway 189 Property Size: 240,000 SF Available: 35,327 SF Year Built: 1979 Land Area: 18 AC Contact: Company KWS Commercial David Wick 909.456.5550 [email protected] Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile 2018 Population 4,833 14,203 21,272 Daytime Employment 2,690 5,343 5,492 2018 Median HH Income $82,749 $78,021 $72,753 9 Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES PHELAN – PHELAN VILLAGE 4037 Phelan Road Property Size: 12,000 SF Available: 2,460 SF Year Built: 1991 Land Area: 2 AC Contact: Kursch Group Jeremy G. Schmidt 760.983.2593 [email protected] Radius 1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile 2018 Population 3,703 12,327 21,353 Daytime Employment 2,773 3,021 5,482 2018 Median HH Income $56,572 $57,188 $56,321 10 www.SelectSBCounty.com SEIZE THE ADVANTAGE 2019 CITIES Economic Development Agency 11 Business Growth OPPORTUNITIES ADELANTO – RANCHO ROAD COMMERCIAL CENTER Northeast corner Rancho Road and US Highway 395 Rancho Road Commercial Center is a Proposed 18-acre commercial development in the heart of Adelanto. This center is located on the North East Corner of Hwy 395 and Rancho Road, just ¼ mile north of the City’s Stadium. This proposed development consists of a gas station with convenience store & car wash, a supermarket, hotel, restaurants, office building, and multi-tenant retail units. With an average of 35,400 vehicles passing by this location on a daily basis, it is a highly visible site. There is an estimated 139,000 population within 7 miles of this location. COLDWELL BANKER COMMERCIAL – RON BARBIERI 760.684.8000 ext. 113 | [email protected] ADELANTO TOWNE CENTER Southwest corner of Mojave Drive and US Highway 395 The Adelanto Towne Center is an entitled 8.6-acre retail development in the rapidly expanding area of Southern Adelanto expected to be open in 2018! The center is located at the intersection of 2 major regional traffic arterials including Hwy 395 which carries an average of 38,200 vehicles every day and Mojave Drive a regionally significant arterial street.
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