The Southern California port complex retained its dominance of North American container trade in 2025, but back-to-back years of record activity are masking a real estate market that is giving warehouse tenants more negotiating power than they have seen in years The twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach collectively processed approximately 20.1 million […]
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