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Ontario (Riverside), California a High-Profile Opportunity BUSINESS CARD DIE AREA 5425 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 300 Chevy Chase, MD 20815 (301) 968-6000 simon.com Information as of 5/1/16 Simon is a global leader in retail real estate ownership, management and development and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). ONTARIO (RIVERSIDE), CALIFORNIA A HIGH-PROFILE OPPORTUNITY Ontario Mills® is located in San Bernardino County, the fifth largest county in California with over 2.1 million residents. — Ontario Mills is well positioned at the intersection of I-10 and I-15, two of the most heavily trafficked interstates in southern California. — Many day trippers and tourist shoppers visit Ontario Mills from Los Angeles and Orange County, which are approximately 35 miles away. — The busy LA/Ontario International Airport is only five minutes away. — Multiple single-family home developments are under construction and scheduled to open over the next several years. — Ontario, California, is home to the Citizens Business Bank Arena, hosting local sporting events and concerts. AN ATTRACTIVE DESTINATION Ontario Mills is California’s largest outlet and value shopping destination. — 100,000-square-foot development now open with new small shops and restaurants, including The North Face, Original Penguin, Samsonite, and Blaze Pizza. Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, and Nautica will be relocating to this new area. — UNIQLO will join the lineup in August 2016 with ULTA Beauty following this Fall. — More than 200 retailers offer a diverse selection of women’s and children’s apparel, sportswear, dining, entertainment, and more. — Ample open-air parking is available. — Millions of area residents and tourists shop at Ontario Mills every year. BY THE NUMBERS Anchored by Twenty Major Retailers Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Neiman Marcus Last Call, Nordstrom Rack, Marshalls, H&M, Forever 21, NikeFactoryStore, Gap Factory Store, Tommy Hilfiger and more. Square Footage Ontario Mills spans 1,367,000 square feet. Single Level Boasting more than 200 stores. Restaurants 14 eateries in a new, modern food court. IN GOOD COMPANY Trendy. Chic. Diverse. Many fine brands have chosen Ontario Mills as their preferred location in Southern California. — Calvin Klein — HUGO BOSS — LACOSTE — Swarovski — Victoria’s Secret A DINING & ENTERTAINMENT HAVEN Ontario Mills invites visitors to relax and enjoy an appetizing mix of dining and entertainment options. — Sit-down restaurants including Market Broiler, Rainforest Cafe, and Blaze Pizza. — Favorite eateries, such as Chipotle Mexican Grill and Starbucks Coffee. — Entertainment for a variety of interests, including AMC 30 Theatres, Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theatre, and Dave & Buster’s. POSITIONED TO SUCCEED Ontario Mills is located at the intersection of two major interstates, I-10 and I-15. 2015 3,534,681 2020 3,741,260 — Located in the heart of the Inland Empire in Ontario, California. — Easily accessible to the entire Inland Empire of Riverside and San Bernardino counties. 2015 1,003,209 2020 1,062,389 — Minutes away from Ontario International Airport, Ontario Convention Center, Auto Club Speedway, and Citizens Business Bank Arena. 2015 $76,898 2020 $84,432 2015 1,344,907 2015 $478,540 Source: SPG Research; trade area demographic information per STI: PopStats (2015). DESTINATION SHOPPING Ontario Mills hosts millions of shoppers annually. — 23% of visitors represent international markets. The largest representation of travelers comes from the following countries: China, Mexico, Taiwan, Germany, and Brazil. — Four hotels are directly adjacent to Ontario Mills. Barstow Lancaster Quartz Hill 15 Lake Los Angeles Desert View Highlands Adelanto Victorville Apple Valley Littlerock Mountain View Acres Acton 7 Hesperia Wrightwood TRADE AREA BOUNDARY Big Bear City Lake Arrowhead Crestline Big Bear Lake enta-Montrose La Canada Flintridge Running Springs ndale Altadena Sierra Madre 210 Bradbury San Antonio Heights Muscoy Glendora San Bernardino Arcadia Azusa Yucca Valley 14 La Verne Claremont Rancho Cucamonga Joshua Tree East San Gabriel Citrus Upland Highland Irwindale 13 Fontana Temple City Vincent Charter Oak Rialto Alhambra Baldwin Park 8 6 El Monte Montclair Rosemead 15 Pomona 1 10 Bloomington Colton Mentone Morongo Valley Monterey Park West Covina Avocado Heights Loma Linda Yucaipa East Los Angeles 12 Walnut Ontario Grand Terrace Industry Sunnyslope Montebello Glen Avon Highgrove Vernon 3 Hacienda Heights Diamond Bar Commerce Pico Rivera Rubidoux 11 Chino Mira Loma Bell Rowland Heights Calimesa Cherry Valley Whittier Banning e-Graham 605 La Habra Heights Desert Hot Springs Chino Hills Riverside 710 Downey 9 Lynwood East La Mirada Brea Norco Moreno Valley 4 Norwalk 2 Cabazon La Mirada 5 Compton March AFB Beaumont Bellower Fullerton Yorba Linda Woodcrest 5 Placentia Home Gardens Artesia Corona N Buena Park 15 215 Lakewood 0 10 son Anaheim El Cerrito Palm Springs Lakeview Cypress Long Beach Orange MILES Los Alamitos Nuevo Stanton 10 Perris Garden Grove Tustin Foothills SealBeach Valle Vista Wi 1 Ontario Mills 6 Inland Center 11 Puente Hills Mall TRADE AREA & COMPETITION 2 Brea Mall 7 The Mall of Victor Valley 12 The Shops at Montebello Simon Centers 3 Citadel Outlets 8 Montclair Plaza 13 Victoria Gardens Competition 4 Desert Hills Premium Outlets 9 Moreno Valley Mall 14 Westeld Santa Anita 5 Galleria at Tyler 10 The Outlets at Orange 15 Westeld West Covina 4TH ST. ONTARIO MILLS AMC EDWARDS CINEMA GAMEWORKS THE CHILDREN’S THEATRES PLACE OUTLET SAM ASH NIKEFACTORYSTORE SPORTS ULTA BEAUTY AUTHORITY COMING SOON FOREVER 21 MARSHALLS I 15 BURLINGTON OFF BROADWAY SHOE WAREHOUSE H&M DAVE & BUSTER’S SAKS GAP RAINFOREST CAFE REDEVELOPMENT FIFTH OUTLET NEIMAN MARCUS LAST CALL AREA AVENUE OFF 5TH NORDSTROM RACK UNIQLO COMING SOON GROUP USA CLOTHING CO. MILLIKEN AVE. ONTARIO MILLS PKWY. I 10 N AERIAL OVERVIEW NORTH AERIAL VIEW AVE. GURNEE AVE. FRANKLIN AMC ONTARIO MILLS 30 GAMEWORKS THE CHILDREN’S MARKET BROILER PLACE OUTLET ONTARIO MILLS DR. NIKEFACTORYSTORE SAM ASH SPORTS AUTHORITY ULTA BEAUTY COMING SOON FOREVER 21 MARSHALLS BURLINGTON OFF BROADWAY SHOE WAREHOUSE I15 DAVE & BUSTER’S RAINFOREST CAFE H&M GAP SAKS FIFTH OUTLET UNIQLO AVENUE NEIMAN MARCUS COMING SOON OFF 5TH ANCHOR LAST CALL RD. ROCHESTER GROUP NORDSTROM USA RACK CLOTHING CO. KEY FUTURE RETAIL ANCHOR STORES RESTAURANTS RETAIL THEATER ONTARIO MILLS PKWY. FRANKLIN AVE. FRANKLIN N SITE PLAN DEVELOPMENT PLAN UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Ontario Mills presents a unique opportunity for your brand. Please contact the following leasing professional for more information. Scott Sarti (708) 349-1647 [email protected] .
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