Nike North America Logistics Campus

Nike’s North America Logistics Campus in Memphis is one of the company’s largest global distribution facilities and a cornerstone of the region’s logistics-driven economy. Covering more than 2.8 million square feet, this advanced logistics hub handles the majority of Nike’s footwear, apparel, and equipment shipments for North America. Its strategic location near Interstate 40, the Mississippi River, and Memphis International Airport allows Nike to leverage the city’s unparalleled connectivity to efficiently serve markets across the U.S. and abroad.

For real estate investors, Nike’s Memphis logistics campus represents a powerful indicator of long-term economic stability. The facility employs thousands of full-time workers and supports a vast network of third-party logistics companies, suppliers, and contractors throughout the region. This concentration of steady employment fuels housing demand in nearby suburbs, including Olive Branch, Horn Lake, and Byhalia—areas where Meridian Pacific Properties builds and manages single-family rental homes. Proximity to major employers like Nike helps sustain consistent occupancy, strong rental yields, and a diversified tenant base.

The company’s continued investment in its Memphis operations reinforces confidence in the local economy. In recent years, Nike has expanded its automation capabilities, introduced energy-efficient systems, and upgraded infrastructure to increase speed and efficiency. These improvements have helped position the Memphis facility as a global benchmark for logistics innovation, further strengthening the region’s reputation as a national hub for supply chain excellence.

For investors, Nike’s presence in Memphis signals enduring job growth, logistical dominance, and economic diversity—all key drivers of real estate performance. As companies continue to cluster near Nike’s logistics campus, the surrounding Memphis metro and northern Mississippi submarkets are well-positioned for long-term appreciation and sustainable rental demand.