Serving Corporate Headquarters, Manufacturing Leaders & Distribution Centers
Fender Musical Instruments • Monster Beverage • 34+ Million Sq Ft Industrial Space
From Grand Boulevard Circle City district to I-15/SR-91 logistics corridor
Corona, known as "Circle City" for its distinctive 2.75-mile Grand Boulevard circular layout, stands as a major corporate and manufacturing center housing global headquarters including Fender Musical Instruments Corporation's world-famous guitar and amplifier operations, Monster Beverage Corporation's worldwide soft drink manufacturing, and Saleen's specialty high-performance sports car production. Located 45 miles southeast of Los Angeles at the intersection of Interstate 15 and State Route 91, this strategic position creates exceptional commercial solar opportunities serving energy-intensive manufacturing, distribution centers, and corporate headquarters throughout the Inland Empire's western gateway.
Northern Corona encompasses over 34 million square feet of industrial space, establishing the city as a major logistics and distribution hub with 42,000+ jobs within city limits and an 84,000+ workforce population. The Santa Ana Mountains foothills location provides excellent solar exposure while the Grand Boulevard Historic District, North Main Street redevelopment, and Metro at Main mixed-use development near the Metrolink station create diverse commercial solar opportunities serving everything from precision manufacturing requiring specialized power quality to large-scale warehouse operations with extensive rooftop potential throughout Corona's expanding business landscape.
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation operates its world headquarters and Custom Shop in Corona, producing iconic electric guitars, amplifiers, and musical equipment for global markets. Monster Beverage Corporation manufactures Hansen's beverages and Monster Energy drinks, while specialty manufacturers including Saleen sports cars, Troy Lee Designs motocross accessories, and Sterno portable cooking fuel create diverse corporate operations requiring reliable energy infrastructure for manufacturing, research and development, and administrative facilities.
Northern Corona's 34+ million square feet of industrial space houses major logistics and distribution operations including Circle K convenience store distribution, Zumiez action sports retail distribution center, and numerous warehouse facilities serving the I-15/SR-91 transportation corridor. This massive industrial base, supported by 25+ transloading companies and strategic freeway access to two major airports within 25 miles, requires substantial commercial solar installations supporting warehouse operations, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities throughout the logistics hub.
The unique 2.75-mile Grand Boulevard circular layout creates Corona's distinctive "Circle City" identity, encompassing the Civic Center, Circle City neighborhoods, and Grand Boulevard Historic District. This established business core, combined with 3+ million square feet of existing, under construction, and planned office space, provides opportunities for commercial solar installations serving government facilities, professional services, mixed-use developments, and businesses throughout the historic downtown area benefiting from the circular boulevard's landmark status.
North Main Street's rebranding and redevelopment since 2017 includes the Metro at Main mixed-use development near the Metrolink Corona-North Main Station, creating modern commercial opportunities with commuter rail connectivity. This transit-oriented development, combined with 2,582,914 square feet of retail space citywide and various shopping centers along major business corridors, provides commercial solar opportunities serving retail operations, mixed-use developments, and transit-related businesses throughout the redeveloped corridor.
Corona's position at the intersection of Interstate 15 and State Route 91, with additional access via State Route 71, creates exceptional logistics advantages for businesses requiring efficient goods movement throughout Southern California. This strategic location, 45 miles southeast of Los Angeles and at the western edge of the Inland Empire, attracts major distribution centers, manufacturing operations, and corporate headquarters requiring reliable transportation access while benefiting from excellent solar exposure in the Santa Ana Mountains foothills location.
The Metrolink Corona-North Main Station provides commuter rail connectivity to Los Angeles and Orange County, supporting transit-oriented development and attracting businesses benefiting from public transportation access for employees. This rail connectivity, combined with two major airports within 25 miles and comprehensive freeway access, creates opportunities for commercial solar installations serving businesses requiring both regional transportation capabilities and sustainable energy solutions throughout Corona's expanding commercial districts.
Corona Regional Medical Center provides General Acute Care Hospital services with Basic Emergency Services, while Kaiser Permanente Corona and Corona Regional Rehabilitation Hospital create a comprehensive healthcare network serving the region. These medical facilities require reliable energy infrastructure for critical patient care, medical equipment, emergency services, and specialized rehabilitation operations throughout Corona's healthcare corridor, creating substantial commercial solar opportunities supporting 24/7 medical operations.
Norco College serves as the major community college for the region, while proximity to California Baptist University, La Sierra University, and UC Riverside provides comprehensive higher education access. Corona High School anchors local public education, creating educational facility commercial solar opportunities supporting classrooms, laboratories, athletic facilities, administrative buildings, and student services throughout the educational network serving Corona and surrounding communities.
Service Brothers Transport, Logistic Edge warehousing, Corona Trucking, and 25+ verified transloading companies establish Corona as a major transportation and logistics hub serving regional and national markets. These service industries, combined with construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail services supporting 42,000+ jobs within city limits, create diverse commercial solar opportunities serving transportation facilities, service centers, and support operations throughout the business community.
Corona's location in the Santa Ana Canyon with Santa Ana Mountains foothills, historically known as the "Lemon Capital of the World," provides exceptional solar exposure and fertile valley conditions ideal for both agricultural operations and commercial development. The Pacific Clay Products Company and Corona Foundry historic locations represent the city's manufacturing heritage, while modern development takes advantage of excellent solar resources throughout the Temescal Valley area.
Master-planned communities including Trilogy, Sierra del Oro, Corona Hills, and Sycamore Creek, combined with established neighborhoods like South Corona, create diverse residential and commercial environments supporting local businesses, professional services, and community facilities. The unique circular Grand Boulevard layout connecting these areas creates a distinctive urban design supporting neighborhood commercial development and mixed-use opportunities throughout Corona's expanding suburban landscape.
East Chase Drive's commercial corridor with palm tree landscaping from Foothill Parkway to Garretson Avenue, combined with South Main Street's historic palm district and ongoing North Main Street redevelopment, creates attractive business environments supporting retail, professional services, and mixed-use development. These commercial corridors benefit from Corona's strategic location and transportation access while providing opportunities for commercial solar installations serving diverse business types throughout the city's established and emerging commercial districts.
The combination of major corporate headquarters, massive industrial development, strategic transportation access, and distinctive circular city design establishes Corona as a unique business destination in the Inland Empire. Commercial solar installations throughout the city serve everything from precision guitar manufacturing requiring specialized climate control to massive warehouse operations with extensive rooftop solar potential, creating comprehensive energy solutions supporting Corona's diverse economy anchored by global corporations and major industrial operations.
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View Details →Corona's distinctive identity as "Circle City," with its unique 2.75-mile Grand Boulevard layout, creates exceptional opportunities for commercial solar installations serving global corporate headquarters like Fender Musical Instruments and Monster Beverage, alongside 34+ million square feet of industrial space. The strategic position at the I-15/SR-91 intersection, combined with Santa Ana Mountains foothills solar exposure, establishes Corona as the Inland Empire's premier destination for energy-intensive manufacturing and logistics operations.
From precision musical instrument manufacturing requiring specialized climate control to massive distribution centers with extensive rooftop solar potential, Corona's business diversity spans global corporations, regional logistics hubs, and innovative manufacturing companies. The combination of 42,000+ jobs, strategic transportation access, and master-planned community development creates unique commercial solar opportunities throughout the western gateway to the Inland Empire.
With circular city design, corporate headquarters concentration, and massive industrial development, Corona represents California's perfect blend of innovative urban planning and business excellence, where advanced commercial solar installations support everything from iconic guitar manufacturing to regional distribution operations throughout the Circle City's diverse and growing economy.
