Container throughput at the Port of Oakland has barely moved in a decade, and a combination of high real estate costs, a tight labor pool and conservative infrastructure investment is now pushing some occupiers to reconsider their options The Port of Oakland processed 2.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units in 2025, essentially unchanged from the prior […]
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