It is now on-line
Of particular interest was the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority which sees a possible recovery in traffic by 2015.
Around the same time that the Panama Canal becomes competitive again.
This got my wheels spinning about discretionary cargo and its impact on the IE.
We really need that discretionary cargo more than any other industrial market in Southern California and if we do not get it, the market will never return.
The IE would then be like an old-timey fishing town where everyone reminisces about the cod returning.
Once the discretionary cargo goes someplace else, forget about it. Because its gone.
Los Angeles Basin Market Reports
- First Quarter 2011 South Bay Industrial
- First Quarter 2011 Mid Counties Industrial
- First Quarter 2011 Central Los Angeles Industrial
- First Quarter 2011 West Inland Empire Industrial
- First Quarter 2011 East Inland Empire Industrial
- FirstQuarter 2011 San Gabriel Valley Industrial
- First Quarter 2011 Los Angeles Basin Industrial
Monday, April 6, 2009
Pulse Of The Ports Part 2
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