1100 E Parkway S in Memphis, Tennessee, presents 109,502 square feet of cold and freezer space with blast freezing capability for lease. Tenants seeking traditional warehouse space can effortlessly transform the facility into dry storage. The property, built in 1949 and renovated in 2018, features 16 loading docks and cross docks, one drive-in bay, a 14-foot to 22-foot clear height and prominent signage. A portion of the building includes brand-new epoxy floors.
Resting on a high-traffic corner at a signalized intersection minutes from Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, this well-maintained industrial facility boasts unparalleled multimodal transportation. Drivers enjoy convenient access to Interstate 269, linking Memphis to southwest Tennessee and northern Mississippi, and Interstates 69, 240, and 55. Distributors appreciate the five-mile drive to the FedEx hub and Memphis International Airport, the busiest cargo airport in the country and the second most active in the world. The Port of Memphis, the fifth-largest inland port in the country, rests six miles away. A railroad spur connects the property to Norfolk Southern Railroad, providing additional quick and easy freight options.
This 338,126 sq. ft. blast freezer is tailored for third-party logistics and warehousing services. The facility
can maintain temperatures as low as -20°F, features 38 dock doors, is powered by 480 Volt Three-Phase
electrical capacity, and includes active rail service for efficient cold storage and distribution capabilities.
Situated near Interstate 240, it ensures easy access to the Memphis transportation and logistics hub.
1100 E Parkway S benefits from a thriving industrial market in Memphis. The area welcomes a strong blue-collar workforce, with trade, transportation, warehousing, and utility jobs accounting for approximately 34% of employment throughout the metro. The market also anticipates increasing industrial demand over the next several years due to Ford’s announcement of future construction in Memphis on one of the largest electric vehicle manufacturing plants in the United States. The company expects to add 6,000 jobs. A large workforce, ideal transportation infrastructure, and promise of continued growth and expansion make Memphis the perfect location for a new business.
Frank Van Bree
FW Logistics
