NOW Foods and Masco Signed Reno Warehouse Leases
The 468,740-square-foot facility in the North Valleys is now fully leased.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Commercial
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Companies looking to expand their regional reach have fully occupied the Reno AirLogistics Park on Moya Boulevard. NOW Foods and Masco secured the space, citing the area's infrastructure and workforce as key drivers for the move.
Why it matters
The full occupancy of this North Valleys facility highlights the continued demand for industrial space in Reno. The move strengthens local logistics capabilities while firms look to balance operating costs across the Truckee Meadows.
The Reno AirLogistics Park at 13000 Moya Blvd. is now fully leased, with NOW Foods taking 190,000 square feet of the 468,740-square-foot site. The specific start date for Masco operations remains to be seen.
The players
NOW Foods
A company currently operating an industrial facility on Vista Boulevard in Sparks.
Masco
A corporation based in Livonia, Michigan, that operates 38 manufacturing facilities worldwide.
Dermody Properties
The developer responsible for the historical extension of Moya Boulevard.
The details
NOW Foods, which already operates a facility on Vista Boulevard in Sparks, will use this new site as a primary distribution hub for the West Coast. Masco has filed for tenant improvements to prepare the space for its manufacturing needs. The site in the North Valleys was chosen by both firms for its existing infrastructure and access to a skilled labor pool.
Timeline
Masco began its history as an auto parts manufacturer in 1929.
Dermody Properties extended Moya Boulevard three decades ago to support a Michelin facility.
Lease agreements for the Reno AirLogistics Park were reported on October 7, 2026.
The Truckee Meadows View
This latest lease activity in the Reno AirLogistics Park follows the pattern of industrial growth in the North Valleys first established by the infrastructure expansion for Michelin. It marks a continued maturation of the corridor as a hub for both distribution and manufacturing.
Commuters in the North Valleys may see increased truck traffic near the 13000 block of Moya Boulevard as these companies settle into the park. While no immediate changes to local roads are scheduled, the increased activity reflects the steady rise in commercial density in the area.
The takeaway
The full occupancy of this major North Valleys industrial park signals that the area remains a prime destination for large-scale logistics operations. Residents should monitor future planning commission agendas for any additional traffic management or infrastructure projects near Moya Boulevard.
Further reading
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