Data Center Campus
Lincoln: Red Oak Campus
Lincoln Property Company's planned three-building data center campus on Stainback Road at Loop 9 in Red Oak, south of Dallas.
Campus at a Glance
Lincoln Property Company plans a three-building data center campus on about 130 acres on Stainback Road at Loop 9 in Red Oak, Ellis County, with Gigabit Fiber and Tradition Holdings. Red Oak rezoned the land for data center use in November 2025. The lead building, DFW2, is planned to open its first phase in the second quarter of 2028, with the other two buildings to follow as utility power is confirmed. Pre-development work, including water, is under way. DataBank, Compass and Google run data center campuses nearby.
Buildings
Sites on this Campus
| Site | Operator | Status | Operational | Building Size | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln: Red Oak DFW2 | Lincoln Property Company |
Planned
|
— | — | 2028 |
| Lincoln: Red Oak DFW3 | Lincoln Property Company |
Planned
|
— | — | 2030 |
| Lincoln: Red Oak DFW4 | Lincoln Property Company |
Planned
|
— | — | 2032 |
Map and Nearby Locations
Lincoln: Red Oak Campus Power Growth Over Time
Developer
Lincoln Property Company is a diversified real estate company that operates a data center business in the United States. The company entered the sector in 2010 by acquiring Rackhouse Group and operated the platform as Lincoln Rackhouse before retiring that brand in 2024. Its services include data center acquisitions and investments, build to suit development, and site selection, with recent transactions including facilities and land in Georgia, Arizona, and Ohio. In 2019 Lincoln Rackhouse expanded into colocation operations through the acquisition of Bytegrid in partnership with Principal Real Estate Investors.
Lincoln Property Company History:
- November 2025: Re-acquired a data center at 2500 W. Frye Road in Chandler, Arizona.
- 2024: Retired the Lincoln Rackhouse brand for its data center business.
- December 2024: Acquired an operational data center in Alpharetta, Georgia.
- May 2022: Formed a joint venture with Harrison Street to acquire 190 acres in New Albany, Ohio for a technology and distribution park targeted to data center and industrial users.
- May 2019: Acquired Bytegrid’s three-market portfolio and colocation operations in partnership with Principal Real Estate Investors.
- October 2018: CBRE was engaged to manage operations across a one million square foot data center portfolio acquired by Lincoln Rackhouse.
- September 2010: Acquired Rackhouse Group; rebranded the platform as Lincoln Rackhouse.
- 1965: Founded in Dallas, Texas.
