Port of Oakland MarketSpotlight - CBRE

PORT STATISTICS
ACTIVITIES
Approximately 88% of the Port’s trade is with international trading partners/regions and 12% is domestic. Asia is the
most signifi cant trading partner of the Port of Oakland. In CY 2009, 83% of the TEU’s that moved through the Port either
originated from or were destined for Asia.
2010 Cargo Vessel Arrival: 1,973
Deepwater Berths: 20
Container Gantry Cranes: 36 (includes 30 Post-Panamax; 22 of which are super Post-Panamax)
Container Terminals: 759.3 acres
Principal Exports: Edible fruits and nuts, meat, machinery, beverages, inorganic and organic chemicals, vehicles/not
railway, cereals, electric machinery, medical instruments, plastic, aluminum, hide and skins, iron and steel.
Principal Imports: Furniture and bedding, machinery, electric machinery, beverages, knit and woven apparel, vehicles/
not railway, toys and sports equipment, plastic, medical instruments, spices/coffee and tea, iron/steel products, wood and
miscellaneous textile articles.
TEU’s
2010 Loaded Import: 802,913
2010 Loaded Export: 954,814
2010 Empty Import: 201,179
2010 Empty Export: 362,308
Total TEU’s: 2,330,214
Percentage change vs 2009: 13.9%
ProLogis is in exclusive negotiations
with the Port of Oakland and
City of Oakland to redevelop the
former Oakland Army Base.
The project proposes to incorporate
more than 300 acres of the former Oakland Army Base
adjacent to marine terminals to create state-of-the-art distribution
buildings. Through a major expansion to the rail
intermodal and cooperation with Ports America, benefi cial
cargo owners will have on/near dock capabilities. This development
will also attract other industrial uses that may
benefi t from being close to a thriving Port, such as manufacturing,
assembly, and R&D facilities. This “Gateway to the
West Coast” will change the face of Oakland and will bolster
the local and regional economy.
The Port of Oakland has entered into a 50 year concession
and lease agreement with Ports America, the largest independent
American terminal operator.
Year to date (through May 2011) in TEU’s
Loaded Import: 314,709, +4.2% same time period from
previous year.
Loaded Export: 409,739, +6.6% same time period from
previous year.
Grand Total: 941,034 TEU’s, +6.9% same time period
from previous year.
The fi rst phase of Ports America
Oakland’s operational plan includes
the investment of up to
$150 million to upgrade 160
acres within the Port of Oakland,
comprising some 4,400
feet of berth. This investment is expected to create over
6,000 jobs within the Bay Area and Ports America estimates
that it is likely to help to preserve an additional 85,000 jobs
regionally.
In addition, during the life of its operational stewardship at
the Port of Oakland, Ports America Oakland plans to invest
signifi cant additional capital to improve the competitiveness
of the port for the benefi t of its many served communities
and customers. These investments are expected to aggregate
to over $500 million, resulting in the creation of up to
12,000 direct and 240,000 indirect jobs.
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