California is home to the nation’s largest logistics network. From the busy ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to the Bay Area and Sacramento, the state connects global trade with U.S. consumers. Companies looking for warehouse space in 2025 turn to California for its unmatched access to ports, highways, and markets.
Cubework properties across California give businesses flexibility and scale. Whether you need a short-term** **warehouse for seasonal inventory or a long-term hub for e-commerce, California offers choices that support growth.
California’s ports handle more cargo than anywhere else in the U.S. The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach alone move more than 30% of the nation’s container imports. Oakland adds Bay Area access for Northern California and beyond.
This means importers can cut transit times, reduce drayage costs, and get goods into distribution faster. For exporters, it provides direct global reach.
California has the largest online shopping base in the U.S. The state also hosts major fulfillment operations for retailers and 3PLs. With same-day delivery becoming the norm, being close to consumers is a clear advantage.
California is built for logistics. Major interstates like I-5, I-10, I-15, and I-80 create direct routes to every region of the country. Rail corridors link to inland hubs, and airports such as LAX, Ontario, and SFO keep freight moving.
For companies comparing warehouse leasing options, California remains the most connected state for both domestic and international supply chains.
Below are Cubework’s California hubs. Each one offers unique strengths for distribution, warehousing and fulfillment, and business growth.
City of Industry is one of Southern California’s most concentrated industrial zones. Its location along I-60 and I-605 makes it perfect for businesses needing quick access to both Los Angeles and the Inland Empire.
Cubework operates several sites here, each designed for different business sizes:
900 Turnbull Canyon Rd. – 19.6 acres, ideal for regional distribution.
2690 Pellissier Dr. – 5.14 acres, well-suited for wholesalers.
2720 Pellissier Dr. – 4.36 acres, a good fit for 3PL providers.
929 Azusa Ave. – 32.23 acres, one of the largest footprints, supporting high-volume operations.
347 South Stimson Ave. – 5.49 acres, adaptable for small to mid-size users.
15205 Stafford St. – 2.4 acres, compact and efficient for specialty businesses.
Business value: Companies in consumer goods, apparel, and electronics benefit from this location. Proximity to both retail hubs and import gateways allows leaner inventory management.
Walnut provides quick links to I-10 and SR-60, connecting directly to the Inland Empire and the Port of Los Angeles. It’s a good fit for regional trucking and distribution.
Business value: Retailers and wholesalers use Walnut to stage goods closer to customers across Southern California.
La Mirada sits along I-5, giving direct routes north to Los Angeles and south to Orange County and San Diego.
Business value: Perfect for last-mile delivery and e-commerce. Companies needing warehouse shared space often choose La Mirada to stay close to urban demand.
Santa Fe Springs is central to Los Angeles County. Its smaller footprint makes it ideal for cross-docking or staging goods for short-haul delivery.
Business value: Importers and 3PLs use this site for fast transfer between trucks and customers.
This location is just minutes from the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach. It gives businesses a competitive edge in container handling and drayage.
Business value: Import/export firms cut costs and speed up fulfillment by operating close to the ports.
1001 Doubleday Ave. – Major inland hub.
3950 E. Airport Dr. – 20.14 acres, near Ontario International Airport.
740 Vintage Drive. – 9.85 acres.
Ontario anchors the Inland Empire. It offers access to I-10, I-15, and the region’s air cargo hub.
Business value: Retailers and e-commerce firms often set up flex space in Ontario for large-scale fulfillment. Its location supports both regional and national distribution.
Fontana is central to the Inland Empire’s logistics cluster. It’s popular with large distributors needing high-volume operations.
Business value: Ideal for companies scaling up warehousing and fulfillment for consumer goods, food, or building materials.
Cubework’s Riverside portfolio includes three major properties:
14600 Innovation Dr. – 26.95 acres.
5950 Wilderness Dr. – 2.33 acres.
2677 E. Alessandro Blvd. – 16.27 acres.
Together, these sites support businesses needing a mix of large and mid-size facilities. With I-215 and I-10 nearby, Riverside is perfect for companies reaching both Los Angeles and Arizona markets.
Business value: Manufacturers and distributors use Riverside for warehouse storage and staging goods for regional transport.
Irvine combines proximity to affluent Orange County markets with freeway access to I-405 and SR-55.
Business value: Ideal for light manufacturing and tech hardware distribution. The mix of office and warehouse space supports hybrid operations.
Torrance is minutes from the Port of Los Angeles and Los Angeles International Airport.
Business value: Popular with consumer brands and automotive suppliers. Small to mid-size firms looking for a warehouse room near Los Angeles benefit here.
Located in North Orange County with direct access to I-5 and SR-91, Buena Park serves both Los Angeles and Orange County markets.
Business value: Consumer goods distributors and light manufacturers often choose Buena Park for its scale and reach.
Hayward lies in the East Bay, giving businesses access to San Francisco, Oakland, and Silicon Valley.
Business value: A good match for tech, food, and retail distributors serving Northern California.
1500 Overland Ct. – 7.99 acres.
1630 Terminal St. – 6.8 acres.
West Sacramento is an inland hub with quick links to I-80. It’s also close to the Port of Sacramento.
Business value: Companies targeting Central and Northern California often use Sacramento for regional trucking and storage.
Fresno sits in the Central Valley, a strong agricultural hub.
Business value: Food producers and cold-chain operators use Fresno for staging perishable goods. It also supports regional trucking to Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento.
City of IndustryMajor industrial hub in LA County; strong warehousing and distribution base; near LA and Long Beach ports.Import/export companies, wholesale distributors, e-commerce fulfillment.WalnutSuburban city near City of Industry; access to SR-60 and I-10; convenient for small to mid-size distribution ops.Small businesses, regional distributors, light manufacturing.La MiradaClose to I-5, SR-91, and SR-605; strategic for access to LA and Orange County markets.Retailers, regional distributors, cross-county logistics providers.Santa Fe SpringsDense industrial zone; central to LA/OC; excellent freeway connectivity for last-mile distribution.Last-mile delivery firms, manufacturers, 3PLs.ComptonPrime proximity to LA/LB ports; heavy logistics presence; strong intermodal connections.Port-related logistics, drayage companies, high-volume importers.OntarioHome to Ontario International Airport; major Inland Empire logistics hub; strong 3PL and e-commerce presence.E-commerce retailers, 3PLs, airfreight shippers.FontanaInland Empire powerhouse; extensive warehouses and distribution centers; direct access to I-10 and I-15.Large-scale distributors, trucking firms, automotive logistics.RiversideExpanding logistics/industrial market; part of Inland Empire; well-connected to regional highways.Food/beverage distributors, regional warehousing, construction suppliers.IrvineOrange County business center; tech and corporate hub; smaller but high-value warehousing.Tech firms, medical suppliers, high-value product distributors.TorranceSouth Bay location; close to LA ports and LAX; mix of industrial and corporate HQ presence.Aerospace, automotive, electronics distributors.Buena ParkNorth OC city near SR-91 & I-5; strong manufacturing and logistics corridor.Food processing, retail distribution, light manufacturing.HaywardEast Bay city; major industrial market; close to Oakland port and Bay Area highways.Bay Area distributors, import/export firms, tech hardware logistics.West SacramentoGrowing logistics hub; proximity to I-80; serves Northern California distribution.Retail chains, agricultural distributors, regional e-commerce.FresnoCentral California hub; agricultural logistics strength; central position between SF and LA.Agribusiness, cold storage, regional distributors.
Q: Why choose California over other states for warehousing? A: California’s ports, highways, and consumer base make it unmatched for logistics. It allows faster delivery and better access to international trade.
Q: Can I find a short-term option? A: Yes. Cubework offers Warehouse for lease options with flexible terms, including short-term warehouse use for seasonal or project needs.
Q: Do I need a large facility to operate here? A: Not at all. California locations range from small sites under 3 acres to large campuses over 45 acres. Businesses of all sizes can find the right fit.
Q: How does Cubework help reduce risk? A: With flexible warehouse solutions and no long-term leases, companies can scale up or down as markets change.
Q: What industries benefit most? A: E-commerce, retail, food, manufacturing, and import/export companies see the greatest value from California’s logistics ecosystem.
California remains the warehouse and logistics powerhouse of the U.S. in 2025. Its combination of port access, freeway networks, and strong consumer demand gives businesses a clear advantage.
From warehouse storage in Riverside to warehousing and fulfillment in Ontario or flex space in Hayward, companies can match facilities to their needs. With Cubework’s flexible model, you don’t have to lock into long leases. Instead, you can focus on efficiency, profitability, and growth.
For companies ready to compete in fast-moving markets, California is the place to be.
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