MEMPHIS. MID-SOUTH ADVANTAGE.

The Memphis Market Office is responsible for Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee. Established in 1989, the office is led by 18-year IDI veteran Kurt Nelson and hIs staff of eight people.

Renowned as “America’s distribution center,” Memphis is home to FedEx’s world headquarters and the world’s busiest cargo airport, claims the titles of third-largest rail center in the country and fourth-largest inland port, and boasts more than 400 trucking companies serving the metro area. Via three Free Trade Zones, Memphis is an international gateway for product export and import. Seven U.S. highways converge in the metro area, giving distributors access to major markets across the Southeast U.S. Incredibly, 45 states can be reached from Memphis within a two-day drive.

NASHVILLE. IN TUNE WITH TRANSPORTATION.

Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and a vital transportation, business and tourism center for North America. The Nashville metropolitan statistical area in the state’s center consists of 10 counties with a population of just over 1.5 million people. While the Memphis market is driven primarily by logistics, Nashville benefits from transportation amenities and organic growth of the metro area.

 

MARKETS SERVED:
Memphis, Nashville
SUBMARKETS:
DeSoto County, Northeast and Southeast, Crittenden County; East Nashville
SQUARE FEET DEVELOPED TO DATE:
23.4 million
NUMBER OF BUSINESS PARKS:
10
SQUARE FEET OF PROPERTY MANAGED:
11.6 million

ACCOLADES:

2013 Top 5 Largest Commerical Real Estate Developers - Memphis Business Journal                            2008 BOMA Going Green Award - Crossroads Distribution Center Building F 
2008 BOMA  Tornado ’08 Award - For IDI’s response to the February tornadoes
2008 Best of Memphis Award - U.S. Local Business Association
2007 BOMA Best Landscaping at an Industrial Park - Airways Distribution Center
2007 BOMA Community Involvement Award 
2005 BOMA TOBY Award, Building of the Year - Chickasaw Distribution Center Building J