If there's a market for it then it will exist. No one is stopping distribution warehouses from existing, it would be making warehouse real estate compete with everyone else. If it means shipping costs on Amazon to a particular region has to increase by a couple cents so people can buy a house in an area that's $50k+ cheaper (or at all) that's just basic competition of resources which we don't get up in arms about in any other situation.
If housing prices are still unnaturally high (putting pressure on other industries) then solve all the other issues beyond zoning: pro-NIMBY municipal policy, fire any politician/counselor who uses the phrase "rent control", eliminate height restrictions, streamline inefficient/byzantine development regulations and licensing, modernize and reform unions that slow housing development to preserve the original intended societal benefits of unions without the legacy cruft generating all the negative baggage, etc.