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Pioneer Logistics Center

Sparks, NV

  • 355,426 SF
  • Divisible to 100,000 SF
  • ±16 acre development site available for Build to Suit
  • M-1D Zoning
  • Boise, ID

Brand New Industrial Construction in Sparks

Pioneer Logistics Center is a planned 1.38-million-square-foot industrial campus in Sparks, Nevada, located within the established Reno-Sparks Core submarket and designed to meet the needs of modern industrial users. LDK Ventures acquired approximately 87 acres within the Pioneer Meadows master-planned community in 2022 and subsequently secured a zoning change from office/business park to light industrial, creating the foundation for a nine-building campus.

Since acquisition, LDK has completed approximately 200,000 cubic yards of site fill and mass grading, invested approximately $1.1 million in offsite improvements, utilities and roadways, and completed the entitlement, permitting and parcelization work necessary to advance the development. The first phase is Building E, a permitted and pad-ready, approximately 154,880-square-foot Class A industrial building featuring 32-foot clear height, 20 dock positions, two grade-level doors, substantial truck courts and flexibility to accommodate users from approximately 77,440 square feet to the full building.

With the site and building fully entitled and the construction team in place, LDK is moving Pioneer Logistics Center into its construction phase of Building E, while pursuing leasing opportunities for prospective users seeking new Class A space in the Reno-Sparks Core. Building D, an approximately 197,040-square-foot industrial building, represents the next major component of the initial development program. Over the long term, LDK plans to build out the broader campus across nine buildings and five future development parcels, creating a multi-building industrial destination that brings new Class A product to one of the Reno-Sparks market’s most established and supply-constrained locations.