Data Center Campus
QTS: Lancaster Greene Road Campus
QTS owns 224.5 acres of the Project Labrador tract on Greene Road in Lancaster, Texas, bought from Prime45's WHL Dallas 45 LLC in December 2025 and zoned for five two-story data centers. First building planned for 2030, with expansions planned through 2031.
Campus at a Glance
QTS owns the core of the Project Labrador tract in Lancaster, in southern Dallas County. The land runs from Pleasant Run Road south to Greene Road, west of Pinto Road. NTT's Sunrise Road site is about 1.8 km to the southeast, and QTS's DFW3 site on Belt Line Road is about 1 km to the southwest.
Land and zoning. WHL Dallas 45 LLC, an affiliate of Mike Rader's Prime45 Development, assembled the land from Dallas Logistics Hub tracts between 2011 and 2016. Lancaster rezoned the 419.35-acre Project Labrador tract for data centers in August 2025 (case Z24-22, 110-foot height limit). The concept plan shows five two-story data center buildings, data center substations, an Oncor substation and an Oncor switchyard.
Ownership. QTS Dallas VIII LLC bought the 224.5-acre lot that holds all five building pads in December 2025. WHL kept the eastern lots along Greene Road.
Power. Oncor serves the site. Oncor bought the 64.6-acre southwest corner in 2025 for its Greene Switch, a switching station with two STATCOMs that went to the planning commission in 2026. Oncor's Southern DFW Load Interconnection project proposes a new Greene Road 345/138-kV switch with two 700 MVA autotransformers.
Buildings
Sites on this Campus
| Site | Operator | Status | Operational | Building Size | Built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QTS: Greene Road DC1 | QTS Data Centers |
Planned
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— | — | 2030 |
| QTS: Greene Road Expansion | QTS Data Centers |
Land BankPlannedProspective Expansion
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— | — | 2030 |
Map and Nearby Locations
QTS: Lancaster Greene Road Campus Power Growth Over Time
Campus Photos
Developer
QTS Data Centers is a privately held data center company owned by funds managed by Blackstone, with corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas. It provides colocation, custom data center and managed services, along with carrier-neutral connectivity across its platform.
QTS operates sites in the United States and in the Netherlands. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in Chicago and Princeton in 2014, added government and managed hosting capabilities with the Carpathia acquisition in 2015, and entered the Netherlands market in 2019. QTS became a public company in 2013 and was taken private in 2021.
History:
- On August 31, 2021 funds managed by Blackstone completed the acquisition of QTS Realty Trust.
- April 30, 2019: Acquired two operating data centers in Groningen and Eemshaven, Netherlands, for approximately $44 million.
- June 2015: QTS acquires Carpathis Hosting for $326 million. The transaction increases QTS's ability to serve IaaS and Government clients. Additionally the transaction provides a number of deployments within Equinix facilities.
- July 8, 2014: Acquired the former Chicago Sun-Times printing plant for conversion to a data center.
- June 30, 2014: Acquired the Princeton, New Jersey data center from McGraw Hill Financial.
- 2013: Went public (IPO) and started trading under the symbol QTS on the NYSE.
- 2010 Acquired their Richmond facility
- 2005 QTS acquired Atlanta Suwanee data center
- 2003: Company acquired its first data center in Overland Park, KS
- 2003: QTS was founded by Chad Williams with its first data center in Overland Park in Kansas