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On more than 100 acres in southern Dallas County, work has started on PowerCampus Dallas. A build-to-suit project that could take different configurations, this will be a significant industrial and computing hub in an area that has often been overlooked by businesses.
Up to 1 million square feet could be built, which would likely necessitate hundreds, if not thousands, of construction jobs. The facilities could have 300 megawatts of computing power combined, a significant addition to DFW’s data center scene.
PowerCampus Dallas is a partnership between Skybox Data-centers, Principal Asset Management and Bandera Ventures, the latter of which bought the land in April 2023.
Skybox is no stranger to big data center projects, having developed others near Chicago, Houston and Washington, D.C. But Skybox
CEO Rob Morris said last year he expects PowerCampus Dallas to “raise the bar in the North Texas data center market and beyond.”
This story is about one of the winners in Dallas Business Journal's Best Real Estate Deals, honoring the best new projects and deals of 2023. To read about the other winners, go here.
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