Project Gravity is a planned seven-building data center campus on a 186-acre former mining site in Archbald, Lackawanna County, near the Jermyn border. Archbald 25 Developer LLC, linked to Western Hospitality Partners, filed the plans in 2025 and won conditional preliminary approval under the borough's 2023 zoning in September 2025. Corscale bought the land in December 2025 through US Gravity Purchaser LLC, with Affinius Capital. The plan includes an on-site substation and a large battery energy storage system that reduces the number of diesel generators. Corscale says it has a hyperscale tenant. Final land development plans were filed in September 2026.
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| 0.41 miles | Provident: Project North |
Provident's Project North is a smaller data center campus proposed on about 66 acres at the Archbald-Jermyn border; its plan has stalled.
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| 0.55 miles | Provident: Project Scott Expansion |
Later phases of Provident's Project Scott data center campus in Archbald, Lackawanna County.
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| 0.75 miles | PDC Realty: Project Boson |
Project Boson is a proposed single-building data center on the former Highway Auto Parts salvage yard in Archbald, Lackawanna County.
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| 0.81 miles | Provident: Project Scott |
Provident Realty Advisors' Project Scott is an 18-building data center campus proposed north of Ed Staback Memorial Park in Archbald, Lackawanna County.
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| 1.93 miles | Cornell Realty: Wildcat Ridge Expansion |
Later phases of Cornell Realty Management's proposed Wildcat Ridge data center campus in Archbald, Lackawanna County.
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| 2.10 miles | Cornell Realty: Wildcat Ridge AI DC Campus |
Cornell Realty Management's proposed 14-building Wildcat Ridge data center campus in Archbald, Lackawanna County, denied by borough council in October 2026.
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| 2.17 miles | Project Green Mountain (Archbald) |
A proposed seven-building data center campus on the former Stavola quarry along Salem Road in Archbald, Lackawanna County.
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| 3.38 miles | Catalyst: Breaker Street Data Center |
A proposed six-building data center campus on Breaker Street in Jessup, Lackawanna County, denied by the zoning hearing board in January 2026.
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| 3.66 miles | PNK Group: Valley View (Archbald) |
PNK Group plans two data centers in the Archbald section of the Valley View Business Park, Lackawanna County.
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| 3.76 miles | DBT Data: Lackawanna One |
DBT-Data proposes a single-story data center on the former TMG Health site in the Valley View Business Park, Jessup, Lackawanna County.
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| 3.82 miles | Catalyst: Sunnyside Road Data Center |
Catalyst Commercial Development's planned data center on Sunnyside Road in Jessup, Lackawanna County, on a site first approved for a warehouse.
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| 9.05 miles | Scranton Materials: Ransom Township Quarry |
A proposed six-building data center campus at the Scranton Materials quarry in Ransom Township, Lackawanna County, denied an overlay in January 2026.
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| 9.17 miles | Popca LLC: Scranton Bldg2 |
The second building of Popca LLC's proposed data center campus in Newton Township, Lackawanna County.
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| 9.27 miles | Popca LLC: Scranton Bldg1 |
Popca LLC's proposed two-building data center campus in Newton Township, Lackawanna County, denied by the zoning officer in 2026 and under appeal.
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| 10.17 miles | Linde: Clinton Township Data Center Campus |
Linde Corporation's proposed data center and power campus in Clinton Township, Wayne County, rejected by township supervisors in September 2026 and under appeal.
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| 13.37 miles | Mudiita Infra: Ransom Township, PA |
A stalled data center plan on land in Ransom Township, Lackawanna County, that Mudiita Land Venture bought in July 2026.
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| 17.91 miles | Gouldsboro Expansion |
Later phases of the Gouldsboro (Project Gold) data center campus in Clifton and Covington townships, Lackawanna County.
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| 19.07 miles | Gouldsboro 1 |
A proposed 11-building data center and gas power campus on about 1,000 acres along Interstate 380 in Clifton and Covington townships, Lackawanna County.
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Corscale is the data center platform of Patrinely Group, a Houston real estate developer, built with its investment partner Affinius Capital (formerly USAA Real Estate). It designs, builds and operates large, energy-efficient campuses for hyperscale customers in Tier 1 and select Tier 2 markets.
Its first campus, Gainesville Crossing in Prince William County, Virginia, covers 130 acres near Interstate 66 and is planned for five two-story buildings totaling about 2.3 million square feet. Corscale is also developing Midwest Digital Gateway, a four-building campus in Canton, Ohio, and a campus at Court Lane in Iver, west of London.
June 06, 2026 Corscale
CorScale is set to advance its first UK project. The company has appointed McLaren Construction and Phoenix ME to begin predevelopment work on a data center in Iver, Buckinghamshire. The 14-acre Court Lane site could deliver up to 140MW across two multi-story buildings, with plans dating back to...
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November 30, 2022 Corscale
New data center company CorScale is looking to develop its first international data center in the UK. According to the Senior Vice President of CorScale, the company is a few days away from filing for planning permission to develop the facility in Iver, outside London. CorScale noted that the...
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February 24, 2022 Corscale
Corscale, a new data center development platform, has announced that it has broken ground on its first data center campus in Northern Virginia. The brainchild of real estate firm Patrinely Group and its capital partner, USAA Real Estate, Corscale, will launch the first phase of its project, a...
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