RIVERSIDE,
CALIFORNIA – JUNE 04, 2015
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| Front of Kali Chaudhuri KPC Parkway Building |
The KPC Group is
pleased to announce that the street ushering employees and clients to the KPC Summit
campus has officially changed to KPC Parkway. The KPC Group has played a central
role in bringing important development projects like the KPC Summit to the city
of Corona over the past several years. The KPC Group’s ongoing collaboration with the City
has been instrumental in keeping jobs and important companies like
Monster in Corona. It’s only fitting that the city of Corona would award
Dr. Kali Pradip Chaudhuri (CEO and Founder of The KPC Group) with a street
bearing his company’s name.
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| Front Entrance 9 KPC Parkway |
KPC Parkway leads
to the
KPC Summit and Monster Beverage Corporation (Monster) headquarters.
In 2012, Monster Beverage Corporation, formerly known as Hansen’s
Beverage Corporation, purchased a 73,000sq ft.
office building ast KPC Summit.
“We
are excited
that the Monster name will be visible on one of
the state-‐of-‐the-‐art
buildings that make up the
KPC Summit,” said John Petty, Vice
President and
Corporate Officer at
the KPC Group, in
charge of management
and leasing. “Monster’s presence will attract
other influential
companies
in the
Inland
Empire
to lease
at the KPC Summit.”
ABOUT THE KPC SUMMIT
Completed in
2009, the KPC Summit is the finest Class “A” office campus in Corona, California,
a city with a population of approximately 150,000, lying 45 miles east of Los Angeles, in one
of the fastest growing major counties in the United States.
The KPC Summit
is a
unique three building office
campus
that
has great
space and the most spectacular views in
Corona. The
complex,
totaling 280,000 SF, consists
of two
3-‐story buildings of
76,000 SF and one 130,000 SF 6-‐story
building.
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| Backside of KPC Parkway Building |
KPC Summit has immediate
visibility to the 91 Freeway,
the major
transportation artery of Riverside
County,
with an average
daily trip
count along the property’s
freeway
frontage of 438,000 vehicles. The Interstate
15 interchange
is approximately two miles to the west of the KPC Summit property, and
the McKinley off ramp from the 91
is approximately
¼ mile
to the
west. There
are significant
regional retail centers in the project’s
vicinity encompassing national
anchors such as Wal-Mart, Costco, and
Home
Depot. The McKinley
and Interstate
91 “neighborhood” is
generally
acknowledged
as one
of the most active
and sought after commercial
areas in
Riverside County.
ABOUT THE KPC
GROUP
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| KPC Parkway Street |
Founded by Dr.
Kali Pradip Chaudhuri in 1994, The KPC Group has business portfolios in
Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Information Technology, Education, Real Estate, Architectural and
Engineering, Energy, Waste Management, Infrastructure Development,
Agriculture, and Travel. The KPC Group owns majority shares of several
hospitals in Orange County and Riverside, CA. The KPC Group and its
affiliates established one of the largest independent physicians
associations in Southwestern Riverside County. For more information about
The KPC Group or Inland
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