NOW Foods and Masco Leased Reno Industrial Space
Two companies have secured space at the Reno AirLogistics Park in the North Valleys.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Commercial
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NOW Foods and Masco have finalized lease agreements for a 468,740-square-foot facility located at 13000 Moya Blvd. in the Reno AirLogistics Park. The site is now fully occupied following these latest tenant acquisitions.
Why it matters
The companies chose the Reno location due to the area's robust infrastructure, availability of a skilled workforce, and competitive operational costs. This expansion strengthens the regional industrial sector by drawing established national brands to the North Valleys.
NOW Foods secured 190,000 square feet of the total 468,740-square-foot facility at the North Valleys site. Masco, which currently operates 30 North American and 8 international facilities, has already filed for tenant improvements.
The players
NOW Foods
This manufacturer and distributor of natural products maintains a significant regional presence in Northern Nevada.
Masco
Headquartered in Livonia, Michigan, this corporation is a major manufacturer of home improvement and building products.
Dermody Properties
This firm is a logistics real estate developer that manages industrial park infrastructure in the Reno area.
The details
The facility at 13000 Moya Blvd. serves as a critical distribution hub for NOW Foods' West Coast operations, complementing their existing facility on Vista Blvd. in Sparks. Masco, a long-standing manufacturing firm, is set to begin site modifications following the permit filing.
Timeline
Masco began operations as an auto parts manufacturer in 1929.
Dermody Properties extended Moya Boulevard for a Michelin facility three decades ago.
The leases were reported on October 7, 2026.
Culture Shift
The regional industrial expansion follows the long-standing development pattern of the North Valleys corridor which began decades ago. This influx of national tenants highlights the area's evolution from a regional hub into a primary distribution destination for West Coast commerce.
The arrival of these major firms is expected to drive demand for local industrial labor and construction services related to tenant improvements. Residents and local businesses may see increased commercial traffic in the North Valleys area as the new facilities become operational.
The takeaway
This development underscores the continued economic appeal of Reno for national manufacturers requiring high-capacity distribution logistics. Companies looking to optimize their supply chain often prioritize regions like Nevada that offer a balance of infrastructure access and operational affordability.
Further reading
For more information on the local industrial market, explore the Commercial section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Reno Gazette Journal.
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