A live-work partnership between Dermody and the community
Reno AirLogistics Park was designed with people and the community they live within in mind: those who live and work in Northern Nevada. Located less than 10 miles from Downtown Reno and adjacent to the Reno-Stead Airport, the park connects customers to a nearby workforce, reduces commute times, and helps create a true live-work community.
The park represents what’s possible when private industry and public partners work together. With more than 9,000 families in the North Valleys, Dermody has long been part of the community’s fabric. Its privately funded extension of Moya Boulevard, without taxpayer dollars, reflects a thoughtful approach to community-minded development.
The vision began more than three decades ago, when Dermody first extended Moya Boulevard during the construction of the Michelin facility. Today, Reno AirLogistics Park carries that vision forward as a sustainable, well-planned development that supports shorter commutes, access to quality education and essential services like childcare.
Reno’s North Valleys are helping lead a national movement in live-work development, joining cities like Austin, Seattle, and Atlanta that are redefining quality of life through smarter growth.
Unlocking more than 900 acres, Reno AirLogistics Park will deliver state-of-the-art logistics and advanced manufacturing space anchored by the new four-lane Moya Boulevard extension. Designed for flexibility, the Park welcomes users across distribution, e-commerce, manufacturing, aeronautics, and research and development. With more than 70,000 households and a skilled labor force of 100,000 within 10 miles, it offers companies the rare combination of operational efficiency, talent access and room to grow.
School Statistics
There are eight schools (Silver Lake Elementary School, Alice Smith Elementary School, Lemmon Valley Elementary School, Desert Heights Elementary School, Stead Elementary School, Sierra Nevada Academy Charter, William Obrien Middle School and North Valleys High School) serving 6,397 students serving in 89506 zip code area.
Dermody's Community Commitment
For Dermody, building for tomorrow means investing in people as much as in places. The company’s philanthropic efforts include the Dermody Properties Foundation, the annual Thanksgiving Capstone Award, and partnerships that expand childcare access within Reno and the North Valleys. Dermody is also investing in a childcare facility located near the Reno AirLogistics Park, continuing a long history of supporting working families in northern Nevada.
Recognizing that education drives community growth, Dermody provides scholarships and collaborates with institutions like the University of Nevada, Reno and Truckee Meadows Community College to help prepare students for careers in Nevada’s leading industries. Spanning more than 900 acres, Reno AirLogistics Park will deliver state-of-the-art logistics and advanced manufacturing space anchored by the new four-lane Moya Boulevard extension. Designed for flexibility, the Park welcomes users across distribution, e-commerce, manufacturing, aeronautics, and research and development.
Labor Cost Differential
Labor Analytics identified select transportation/ logistics and manufacturing occupations to identify market wages and compare them to the competitive west coast markets.
- While Logistics wages are higher than the national average, wages in Reno are significantly lower than in San Francisco, San Jose and Long Beach, with savings ranging from 7.9% to 19.7%.
- Similarly, wages for Manufacturing roles are slightly higher than the national average but offer an occupier significant savings over San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose and Long Beach, with savings ranging from 5.8% to 20.5%.
Population Density
