Data Center Campus
Lerner Enterprises gained final plan approvals to develop data centers on a former shopping mall site in Landover, to the east of Washington DC. The site was previously a shopping mall that has since been demolished. The Landover Mall was built and opened by Lerner in 1972, closed in 2002, and demolished in 2006.
Buildings
| Site | Operator | Status | Operational | Building Size | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brightseat Tech Park | Lerner Enterprises |
Planned
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— | — | 2028 |
| Brightseat Tech Park Expansion | Lerner Enterprises |
Planned
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Lerner has been at the forefront of commercial real estate in the Washington area for over 70 years. Founded by Theodore N. Lerner in 1952, Lerner is a best-in-class real estate developer and property manager, with a diverse, award-winning portfolio of office, residential, retail, hospitality and mixed-use properties. Since the delivery of Tysons Corner Center and Wheaton Plaza in the 1960’s up to the present day, no other company has done more to transform and define the landscape of metropolitan Washington than Lerner. The company’s future is even more compelling, with a wide range of market-defining projects in its robust development pipeline.
As a vertically-integrated commercial real estate company, Lerner has extensive expertise in all phases of the development and ownership life cycle – from planning and design through development and property and asset management. The company’s willingness to embrace modern concepts and new technologies, ability to foresee whole new cities where little yet exists and unwavering commitment to building enduring properties that stand the test of time are all Lerner hallmarks. Armed with unparalleled vision and ingenuity, the company applies its specialized skills and knowledge to develop and maintain dynamic communities where people live and work, and businesses thrive and mature.