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A global outsourcing business has leased an industrial building in Ontario.
H Global Commerce, which specializes in glass products and home goods, will occupy a 142,556-square-foot structure at the southeast corner of East Jurupa Street and South Vintage Avenue, according to CBRE.
CBRE Ontario represented H Global Commerce in the lease negotiations. Stream Realty Partners in Irvine represented the landlord, TA Realty in Newport Beach.
Terms were not released.
“H Global Commerce’s warehouse expansion reflects their thriving business in the west,” said Andrew Chaffee, a CBRE associate, in the statement. “Los Angeles and Long Beach port activity has improved since the labor negotiations of early 2023, benefitting Pacific importers and distribution operations.”
H Global is expected to occupy the space in March. The company will consolidate its Inland Empire operations in the building, which will be its U.S. headquarters, according to the statement.
