Newmark has secured the exclusive leasing assignment for Vintage Park East in Fontana, a major industrial park in the Inland Empire. The project comprises approximately 2.6 million square feet spread across 10 buildings, positioning it as one of the larger multi-building industrial developments in the region.
As part of the new assignment, Newmark will begin marketing two available buildings at the park totaling about 509,000 square feet. The properties are located at 11754 and 1185 Cabernet Dr., and are being brought to market immediately under the new leasing effort.
The leasing team is being led by Newmark executive managing directors Mark Repstad, Ron Washle and Mark Kegans, who will oversee strategy and execution on behalf of the ownership. Their mandate covers the full Vintage Park East campus, including the currently available space and any future leasing requirements across the development.
Repstad described Vintage Park East as a platform geared toward occupiers that prioritize operational efficiency and the ability to scale over time. According to his remarks, the industrial park has been designed to accommodate advanced manufacturing uses, with features such as heavy power and climate-controlled environments that can support more specialized or process-intensive operations.
The property also offers potential for rail service, which may appeal to users with significant logistics, distribution or manufacturing supply-chain needs. In addition, Repstad noted that tenants at Vintage Park East have the option to expand within the same park, allowing them to add capacity while maintaining continuity of operations. He characterized this ability to scale without disruption as increasingly difficult to find in the West Inland Empire.
The assignment underscores the ongoing focus on large-scale, modern industrial parks in the Inland Empire, where distribution, logistics and manufacturing users continue to seek locations that can handle both current and future space requirements. While details on ownership, lease terms and targeted tenant types were not disclosed, the combination of building scale, manufacturing-oriented infrastructure and potential rail connectivity is being emphasized as a differentiator in the local market.
The announcement was accompanied by promotional information for an upcoming industry event featuring West Coast industrial real estate executives, investors and developers. The event is positioned as a forum to discuss topics such as capital flows, debt trends, occupier demand and development strategies in the industrial sector, reflecting broader interest in the dynamics shaping markets like the Inland Empire.
