California warehouses vacancies at 0.6%
📦 California warehouses are likely to get overloaded as U.S. retailers see slowing sales and constant merchandise coming in from across the Pacific to U.S. West Coast ports.
Experts on the U.S. supply chain have warned of the possible “bull-whip effect” in light of retailers ordering too much product in order to avoid empty shelves. The Inland Empire’s warehouse and distribution market, the largest in the country, is seeing warehouse vacancies at 0.6%. This is a stark difference from the national average of 3.1%.
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