![]() Toyota is a great business partner with whom to share our clean energy goals.” “Building on this initiative, we are in the process of constructing an additional, greenfield Inland Empire facility that will utilize self-generated and stored solar power along with all-electric handling equipment and LEED qualified building and operating techniques. “We are proud to inaugurate the use of Zero-Emissions yard spotters at Toyota’s Ontario California facility and thereby contributing to Toyota’s ambitious 20 clean air and renewable power initiatives,” said Greg Stefflre, founder, RDS Logistics Group. Through decades of industry leadership and proprietary technology, RDS continues to grow, evolve, and develop strategic partnerships with companies that share similar visions. As a company, RDS Logistics Group has committed to lead the way in reducing carbon emissions, and they look forward to rallying around a more sustainable future. The purchase of their new Orange EVs will assist in propelling environmental protection efforts forward. RDS Logistics Group exists to serve the community and cultivate a better tomorrow for us all. “We’re confident in the technology and capability of these new vehicles and look forward to continuing our long-standing relationship with RDS to achieve our common sustainability goals.” “Adding these emissions-free vehicles to our fleet helps move us closer to achieving the carbon reduction goals laid out in Toyota’s Challenge 2050,” said Santos Bugarin, group manager, Parts Supply Chain Operations, Toyota Motor North America. The delivery of the EV fleet marks the first electric vehicle deployment at the Ontario facility since the two companies joined forces over 24 years ago in 1997. ![]() The EVs will be used at the Toyota Ontario Parts Center to increase overall performance and eliminate emissions. The new fleet will consist of seven electric terminal yard hostlers as part of RDS Logistics Groups’ ongoing effort to promote sustainability. RDS Logistics Group announced the deployment of a new electric vehicle fleet today. “We are very excited about this latest venture and look forward to contributing to the region’s economic growth by bringing top-notch industrial buildings to the marketplace.”įrank Geraci and Juan Gutierrez with the Ontario, Calif., office of Voit Real Estate Services represented both CT Realty and the seller in the transaction.News provided by Toyota Motor North America. “Land for new, ground-up industrial properties is becoming increasingly scarce in Southern California overall, but especially in Riverside,” Ross said. HPA Architecture of Irvine, Calif., is the architect of record for the project and DRC Engineering Inc., of Anaheim, Calif., is the civil engineer.Īccording to Ross, the Sycamore Canyon parcel offered an outstanding opportunity to develop five industrial buildings near major transportation corridors and a strong labor supply in one of the most active, yet under-served e-commerce and medical supply markets in the state. Construction on all five buildings is expected to begin during the first quarter of 2015. Zoned for industrial use, the property has already been improved with street, utilities, curb and gutter, and other infrastructure upgrades. The state-of-the-art buildings will range from 35,000 square feet to 65,000 square feet and offer dock high loading and 30’ clear height for the larger buildings. ![]() The buildings will be the first ground-up industrial buildings to be built in the business park since 2008.ĬT/Prudential’s new $25 million development project will encompass five, Class A industrial buildings totaling 205,000 square feet and will be available for sale starting fourth quarter 2015. According to Keith Ross, executive vice president of development for CT Realty, the parcel represents one of the few remaining sites available for industrial development in the business park which enjoys an exceptional location near the Interstate 215/60 freeway interchange. ![]() The CT/Prudential site is located within the 1,400-acre Sycamore Canyon Business Park on the northwest corner of Dan Kipper Drive and Sycamore Canyon Boulevard. CT/Prudential acquired the land from a major financial institution for an undisclosed sum in Q3 2014. In its first acquisition, the joint venture has purchased 13.1 acres of land in Riverside, Calif., and plans to develop five industrial buildings on the property. CT Realty and Prudential Real Estate Investors have formed a $120 million joint venture that will focus on development of industrial buildings for sale in Southern California.
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