Hillwood and Clarion Partners announced this week that it will partner in a joint venture to develop a 950,000 square foot facility as part of the AllianceCalifornia project that will serve as a fulfillment center for Amazon once completed later this year. The development in San Bernardino, California will be located on Central Avenue, east of Tippecanoe Avenue. Hillwood will serve as the developer for the project, while the JV will serve as the landlord for the facility, leasing space to Golden State FC LLC once the building is complete. Golden State will then operate the fulfillment center for Amazon. Meanwhile, USAA Real Estate Co. will develop a fulfillment center of about 1 million square feet in Patterson, a city along Interstate 5 in the Modesto metro area according to a CoStar report.
"We've been planning to develop this property for some time, and we're thrilled that Amazon will be moving in after the facility is completed," said John Magness, Senior Vice President, Hillwood and leader of Hillwood's Inland Empire office. "We appreciate all the support from the community, and we look forward to Amazon starting operations in San Bernardino."
"We are excited to be a part of this project and we look forward to a long and successful relationship with Amazon and the community," said Stacey Magee, Senior Vice President/Regional Manager for Clarion Partners.
"We appreciate Hillwood and Clarion's ongoing work and thank Governor Brown and state and local officials for their support, which will allow us to create more than 1,000 full time jobs with benefits in San Bernardino when the facility begins shipping to customers," said Dave Clark, Amazon vice president, global customer fulfillment.
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