Los Angeles

The second-largest city in the U.S. and a part of California's ranking as the fifth-largest economy worldwide, Los Angeles serves a vast range of logistics needs. The Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles remain the busiest in the nation, with Los Angeles ranking 17th globally in container volume. Link properties in the Los Angeles metropolitan area connect companies to an international airport and five other commercial airports, a robust highway network and railroads for intermodal transfers to infill locations.

Square feet
930k
Sites
5
Submarkets
2
Name
Torrance
Latitude
33.845868
Longitude
-118.327988
Name
Cerritos
Latitude
33.873849
Longitude
-118.033749
Name
Acacia Commerce Center
Latitude
33.990651
Longitude
-118.208005
Name
Cherry Logistics Center
Latitude
33.8629401938994
Longitude
-118.1667778847200
Name
Sugar Pines Logistics Center
Latitude
33.8438162609406
Longitude
-118.2810050423750