Colocation & Data Centers for Sale
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Washington Data Center for Lease, Sale (Improvements)
Status: |
Operational - Zero Downtime. |
Class: |
Designed for "N" Redundancy - N+1 with improvements. |
Rate: |
Pending deal definition and credit assessment. |
Avail: |
Up to 3 MW |
Map: |
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Power: |
2.3 Cents |
PUE: |
1.25 |
Network: |
Multiple |
This data center, on site of the Titan development at Moses Lake Washington, was designed and built for the primary data center of a multi-national enterprise. The data center was commissions in 07, and since reaching full operations, the site has achieved an enviable track record of uptime performance.
With the introduction of virtualization and global consolidation, the Moses Lake site has become redundant. The current occupant desires to exit the facility at the end of the current calendar year. Existing agreements and inprovements may be assumed by a new occupant under attractive terms relative to green eld construction.
Interested parties should contact their WiredRE representative or contact us at info@wiredre.com or call 415.670.9734.
Colorado Data Center Park
100MW+ Colocation or Single-Tenant
Lease, Sale, Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Colocation, Colorado Data Center
Status: |
Shovel ready. $20M invested, design complete. |
Class: |
Tier III Assumed - Build to Suite Available. |
Rate: |
Pending deal definition and credit assessment. |
Avail: |
500 KW to 100 MW+ |
Map: |
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Power: |
$0.045 / kWh |
PUE: |
1.20 - ample free ambient cooling. |
Network: |
Level 3, TWT, Qwest, Verizon and Cogent. |
Vineyard Data Center Park is a 108 acre development immediately south of downtown Colorado Springs. The site has been approved for over $60 million in incentives from both the federal and local municipal governments. Vineyard ownership estimates the benefit of these incentives at between 40 and 50 percent of the total up-front capital cost of a full turnkey data center.
Colorado Springs absorbs approximately 50 percent of data center investment in Colorado owing to it’s low cost power and temperate climate. The Vineyard site has been designed to become the region’s first covenant controlled, sustainable, data center campus. As a result of a public-private partnership, the development will feature innovative, environmentally friendly technologies such as 100% renewable power at 4.5 cents per kWh (all in), grey water reuse, storm water conservation program, recycled building materials, permeable pavement, xeriscaping, wetlands preservation, wildlife habitat preservation, tree harvesting and salvage, composting opportunities, county-wide trail system connecting dedicated open space. Specific covenants are intended to reinforce an overall theme of sustainability in building design and environmentally low impact building and business practices. This site allows for single occupancy, wholly owned or leased buildings, colocation and traditional data center support services in a region insulated from natural or man-made disasters.