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8/14/18
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Casual footwear maker OluKai was among four companies to sign leases recently for more than 70% of the 1 msf Kimball Business Park, a collection of eight distribution buildings underway in Chino. The project is a development of Sares Regis Group.
The buildings – leased for five to 10 years – range from 44.7k sf to 349k sf. The four available buildings range from 41k sf to 120.3k sf and have 30 feet and 32 feet of clear height. The first building is set for completion in July and the last by October.
The project sits on 70 acres off Kimball Ave between Hellman and Flight avenues, just east of Chino Airport. Kimball Business Park also is in the westernmost portion of the Inland Empire, 10 miles from Orange County and 34 miles from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
OluKai has outgrown its Orange County distribution operations and will be the first tenant in the development, relocating from Huntington Beach, California, where OluKai leased a 173.5k sf building. The largest building, of 349k sf, was leased by Winsight, an import-export consumer products company that is consolidating operations from four Chino locations to Kimball Business Park.
Best Buy leased a 161.4k sf building as a return center, and a 44.7k sf building was leased by Maxon Auto, a maker of aftermarket exhaust systems that is expanding. All the buildings contain approximately 4k sf of office space and ESFR sprinklers.
Thomas Taylor, Steven Bellitti and Josh Hayes with Colliers International are overseeing leasing for the development.
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