The Port of Los Angeles moved 10.3M container units in 2024, a 20% increase over 2023 — the largest year-over-year surge in the history of the port and its second most active year on record.
In his annual report, executive director Gene Seroka attributed the cargo volume, second only to the 10.7M total in 2021, to diversions related to attacks on shipping vessels in the Red Sea, drought-related reductions in capacity at the Panama Canal and a now-resolved labor dispute at East and Gulf coast ports.
The port is moving forward on several large mixed-use developments, including the $250M West Harbor project, a redo of the Ports O’ Call shopping center in San Pedro into a 375K square foot waterfront entertainment, dining and shopping district.
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