WiredRE Procures Financing for Colorado Data Center Development

Key Highlights:

  • WiredRE has advised over half of the top banks in the US in transactions up to $100 million.
  • Financial Partner was identified in first 90 days of WiredRE engagement.
  • Transaction follows record revenue growth for WiredRE in First-Half of 2013.
  • First phase capital cost is expected to approach $100 million.

Vegas, NV and Denver, Colorado– October 3, 2013 – Wired Real Estate Group Inc. (“WiredRE”), the nation’s leading cloud, colocation and data center advisor, has procured financing for an undisclosed client in Colorado. The Colorado data center development is noteworthy in light of the remote location, the undeveloped status of the site, and the speed of WiredRE performance, having introduced the responsive party within 90 days of being engaged on the project.

“Financing a greenfield development is difficult in the best of times. This success reflects our unique methodology and increasing market share,” commented Everett Thompson, CEO, WiredRE. “We intend to increase our investments in data center research, our proprietary data center listing service, and in the hosting content space, with the goal of extending our lead into 2014.”

WiredRE in its sixth year in business has advised the top and most demanding users of cloud, colocation, and data centers nationally, including over half of the top banks in the US in transactions up to $100 million. WiredRE uses its proprietary research to advise Internet, telecom, hosting and enterprise firms on cloud, colocation and data center investment, public relations, design, planning, brokerage and finance. Nationally, the firm represents cloud, colocation and data center firms in Chicago, Illinois, Ashburn, Virginia, and Denver, Colorado.

For more information about WiredRE and its approach to data center PR, data center design, data center research and data center finance, or to search over 2000 data center listings, visit www.wiredre.com.

 

 

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