Stoneridge Commerce Center plans 7.35M SF near Nuevo
A 582-acre industrial, business park and retail plan east of Ramona Expressway is in Riverside County review with a recirculated Draft EIR.
What's happening
Riverside County is reviewing Stoneridge Commerce Center, a 582-acre industrial, business park and retail development east of Ramona Expressway in the Nuevo area. The county released a Recirculated Draft EIR in January 2024 for Amendment No. 1 to Specific Plan 239.
The plan allows up to 7.35 million square feet of light industrial space plus about 1 million square feet of business park and retail uses. It is studied under two land use scenarios depending on the final Mid-County Parkway alignment. The filing projects roughly 7,389 jobs. The California Attorney General's office submitted comment letters on the project's environmental review in 2020 and 2022.
- Size: Up to 7.35M SF light industrial plus about 1M SF business park and retail
- Developer: Not named in the filing
- Location: East of Ramona Expressway, Nuevo, unincorporated Riverside County
- Status/Timing: Recirculated Draft EIR January 2024
- Jobs: About 7,389 projected
What it means for owners, tenants and investors
Stoneridge sits between the Perris and Moreno Valley logistics hubs, so it would compete directly with established big-box product. Its dependence on the Mid-County Parkway alignment adds infrastructure timing risk. State-level scrutiny of its air quality analysis suggests entitlement may take longer than typical.
Stoneridge is a large Perris-area logistics pipeline project whose timing depends on both county approval and Mid-County Parkway decisions.
What to watch
Watch for the Final EIR, Board of Supervisors action and progress on the Mid-County Parkway alignment.
Imagery: Google Earth.
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