The Vision

Certainty You Can Build On

Beaumont Pointe is one of the Inland Empire's most significant large-format industrial developments — fully entitled and ready to build.

With all entitlements secured and litigation resolved, Beaumont Pointe allows users and capital partners to move forward with confidence. Phase I delivers ±2.0M SF across two Class A cross-dock buildings on ±106 net acres, with construction starting May 2027.

• EIR Certified & Specific Plan Adopted
• 10-Year Development Agreement in Place
• LAFCO Annexation Complete
• All Litigation Resolved

Industrial Campus

Beaumont Pointe's industrial campus delivers nearly 5 million square feet of Class A warehouse and distribution space across 232 acres and five buildings—ranging from 600,000 to 1.4 million square feet—positioned at the center of Southern California's logistics network.

Located along SR-60, just 2.5 miles from the SR-60/I-10 junction, the site provides direct access to the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles and efficient distribution throughout the Inland Empire and Western United States.

Permitted uses include fulfillment centers, high-cube warehouses, e-commerce distribution, light manufacturing, parcel hub facilities, and up to 250,000 square feet of cold storage. Buildings feature 42-foot clear heights with 24/7 operational flexibility. Infrastructure is future-ready, with electrical capacity and conduit installed for EV truck charging and electrified dock bays.

Over 230 acres of permanently conserved open space buffers the development, with truck courts screened from SR-60 by landscaping and more than 1,200 feet of separation from any residential uses.

The Experience at Beaumont Pointe

A 30-acre commercial district designed as a regional destination for Southern California's rapidly growing Inland Empire. A tree-lined Promenade with water features and shaded seating connects a 115-room limited service hotel to curated retail and dining, anchored by a central Activities Park for community events.

Permitted uses reflect the district's experiential focus: indoor go-karting, surf simulation, trampoline parks, climbing gyms, athletic training, wellness studios, day spas, and restaurants with expansive patio dining—a complementary regional draw distinct from traditional retail.