The site sits at the crossroads of Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino and
Riverside counties — inside the 10-minute drive band of the entire San
Gabriel Valley and within 30 minutes of Downtown LA, Orange County and the
Inland Empire.
Air & Sea Access
Ontario International18 MI
Los Angeles International40 MI
John Wayne / Orange County40 MI
Brackett Field · La Verne9 MI
El Monte Airport8 MI
Ports of LA & Long Beach35 MI
Ring radius:
5 mi
10 mi
15 mi
20 mi
A deep, established labor pool in manufacturing, warehousing, cold storage
and distribution — drawn from regional universities and colleges, with
manufacturing alone accounting for over 25% of local employment.
Four freeways meet within minutes of the site — the SR-60 and I-605
interchange is under three miles out, with the I-10 and the SR-57
close behind and the I-710 a short run west.
Freeway Access
SR-60 & I-605 · 2.9 mi8 MIN
I-10 & I-605 · 4.3 mi15 MIN
SR-60 & SR-57 · 9.2 mi22 MIN
Ports of LA & Long Beach35 MI
Rail Bypass to the Ports41 MI
SR-60 · I-605 · I-10 · SR-57, with the I-710 nearby —
direct goods movement to the nation's busiest container port complex,
inside a Foreign Trade Zone.
The building sits inside an established food, beverage and
distribution cluster — national operators occupy the blocks either
side of it, drawing on the same labor pool and the same freeway
access.
The Economic Hub of the SGV
Businesses3,000+
Jobs Supported68,000+
Annual Economy$31B
Zoned Industrial92%
On the map: Frito-Lay, PepsiCo, Naked Juice, Goya
Foods, Americold, Snak King, American Paper & Plastic and JDL.
No business license fees, no manufacturing fees, no utility taxes and
no operating-hour restrictions — one of the most
pro-business industrial jurisdictions in California.