DC Blox is moving forward with a revised plan for its data center on the former Azalea Flea Market site. The project was scaled back from an initial $500 million proposal to a single, 65,000-square-foot facility. This reduction was specifically intended to address community concerns regarding noise and aesthetic impact.
To streamline the process, the Atlanta-based developer is proceeding under the property's existing zoning. The facility is designed to serve a "hyperscale client" and will integrate into DC Blox's regional network. The project is expected to be operational in 2026.
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| 3.01 miles | Lumen Richmond 1 | |
| 3.01 miles | Flexential Richmond 1 |
Flexential's Richmond 1 site is former Peak 10. Flexential was created after Peak10 acquired ViaWest
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| 3.04 miles | Mapletree: 8011 Villa Park |
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| 3.38 miles | EdgeConneX Richmond |
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| 4.65 miles | Lumen Richmond 2 | |
| 6.51 miles | Pixel Factory Data Center | |
| 8.46 miles | Wagner: Richmond, VA |
A proposed data center development in Varina, Henrico County, just south of Richmond, has been withdrawn by the developer, Wagner Urban Logistics.
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| 8.76 miles | Tract: Mountain Road Tech Park |
Tract is planning the Mountain Road Technology Park, a proposed 430-acre, master-planned data center campus in Hanover County. This new campus will be located along Route 33/Mountain Road.
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| 9.47 miles | Connect Data Centers: Ashland, VA |
CLOP Ashland VA LLC is planning to build a data center in Ashland, Virginia.
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| 10.56 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC3 |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond V campus in Virginia.
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| 10.72 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC2 |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond V campus in Virginia.
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| 10.99 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC1 |
QTS has acquired a total of 620 acres of land in Sandston, Virginia
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| 11.09 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC5 | |
| 11.43 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC4 |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond V campus in Virginia.
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| 11.71 miles | QTS: Richmond V DC6 |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond V campus in Virginia.
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| 12.46 miles | Tract: Hanover Expansion | |
| 12.52 miles | Iron Mountain: RCH-3 |
This facility is part of hscale's White Oak Technology Park campus in Virginia.
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| 12.53 miles | QTS: Richmond I DC2 | |
| 12.56 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.57 miles | QTS: Richmond I DC6 |
QTS has expanded its Richmond I campus on Portugee Road with three two-story, 155,175-square-foot data center buildings, totaling 465,525 square feet of space, and this building is one of them.
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| 12.59 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.60 miles | QTS Richmond I |
QTS massive data center in Richmon sits on 110 acres with an additional 100 acres available for future development. There are 3 building on the campus with a total potential floor space of 550,000 square feet
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| 12.64 miles | QTS: Richmond I DC5 |
QTS has expanded its Richmond I campus on Portugee Road with three two-story, 155,175-square-foot data center buildings, totaling 465,525 square feet of space, and this building is one of them.
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| 12.68 miles | Tract: Hanover County, VA |
Denver-based company Tract filed a zoning request to create a shovel-ready development site for a future data center park on about 1,200 acres along Hickory Hill Road east of Interstate 95 in Hanover County.
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| 12.69 miles | Iron Mountain: RCH-2 |
This facility is part of hscale's White Oak Technology Park campus in Virginia.
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| 12.69 miles | QTS: Richmond I DC3 | |
| 12.70 miles | Iron Mountain: White Oak RCH-1 |
Iron Mountain Inc., a Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based data center developer and information management company, has purchased 66 acres in Henrico's White Oak Technology Park for just over $8 million.
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| 12.74 miles | QTS: Richmond I DC4 |
QTS has expanded its Richmond I campus on Portugee Road with three two-story, 155,175-square-foot data center buildings, totaling 465,525 square feet of space, and this building is one of them.
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| 12.75 miles | BoA: Sandston | |
| 12.76 miles | QTS: Richmond III DC1 |
QTS plans to construct a total of five, two-story, 360,000-square-foot data centers, totaling 1.8 million square feet in Henrico County.
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| 12.79 miles | QTS: Richmond III DC2 |
QTS plans to construct a total of five, two-story, 360,000-sqft data centers, totaling 1.8 million square feet in Henrico County.
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| 12.80 miles | QTS: Richmond III DC3 |
QTS plans to construct a total of five, two-story, 360,000-sqft data centers, totaling 1.8 million square feet in Henrico County.
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| 12.88 miles | QTS: Richmond II DC1 |
QTS Realty Trust is continuing its data center expansion at its Richmond Mega Data Center campus in Henrico after acquiring another 200 acres at the site. The company said that it planned to build up to 1.5 million square feet (140,000 sq m) of additional capacity.
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| 12.91 miles | QTS: Richmond II DC4 |
This facility is part of QTS Data Center's Richmond II Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.91 miles | QTS: Richmond II DC5 |
This facility is part of QTS Data Center's Richmond II Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.91 miles | QTS: Richmond II DC3 |
QTS Realty Trust is continuing its data center expansion at its Richmond Mega Data Center campus in Henrico after acquiring another 200 acres at the site.
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| 12.91 miles | QTS: Richmond II DC2 |
QTS Realty Trust is continuing its data center expansion at its Richmond Mega Data Center campus in Henrico after acquiring another 200 acres at the site. The company said that it planned to build up to 1.5 million square feet (140,000 sq m) of additional capacity.
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| 12.93 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.97 miles | QTS: Richmond III DC4 |
QTS plans to construct a total of five, two-story, 360,000-sqft data centers, totaling 1.8 million square feet in Henrico County.
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| 12.97 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 12.98 miles | QTS: Richmond III DC5 |
QTS plans to construct a total of five, two-story, 360,000-sqft data centers, totaling 1.8 million square feet in Henrico County.
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| 13.12 miles | East ValleyInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook data center campus in the White Oak Technology Park will use solar power and 100 percent renewable energy.
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| 13.13 miles | Hunting Hawk Tech Park |
Following a wave of local opposition and a recommendation for denial by planning officials, developer HHHunt has officially withdrawn its application for the Hunting Hawk Technology Park in Hanover County.
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| 13.24 miles | ParkInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook data center campus in the White Oak Technology Park will use solar power and 100 percent renewable energy.
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| 13.41 miles | GlobalInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook data center campus in the White Oak Technology Park will use solar power and 100 percent renewable energy.
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| 13.50 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 13.52 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 13.68 miles | Core PointInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook, is looking to expand its data center campus near Richmond, Virginia.
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| 13.73 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 13.75 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 13.75 miles | CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook, is looking to expand its data center campus outside Richmond, Virginia.
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| 13.90 miles | TowerInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook data center campus in the White Oak Technology Park will use solar power and 100 percent renewable energy.
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| 13.92 miles | Central TowerInterested in this information?Contact us |
Facebook data center campus in the White Oak Technology Park will use solar power and 100 percent renewable energy.
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| 13.92 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of the QTS Richmond IV Campus in Virginia.
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| 13.98 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
QTS Richmond 4 (RIC4) Campus is a major data center expansion project by QTS, in eastern Henrico County (Sandston, VA), within the White Oak Technology Park area.
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| 15.25 miles | Energy Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us |
Proposed 205-acre, behind-the-meter data center campus on Old Ridge Road in Hanover County, just south of Kings Dominion and adjacent to NRG's Doswell Energy Center. Current site plans show 4 buildings, with potential for a 5th. Energy Operator expects to bring one building online per year.
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| 16.25 miles | Watkins Centre |
In May 2025, the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors approved the rezoning of nearly 350 acres at 750 Watkins Centre Parkway, clearing the way for data center construction in western Chesterfield.
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| 16.60 miles | Plaza OneInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of Google's Project Loch in Richmond, Virginia.
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| 16.80 miles | North HubInterested in this information?Contact us |
Project Loch is designed to feature three massive data center buildings, each supported by its own dedicated on-site power substation to handle high-density cloud and AI workloads.
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| 16.81 miles | Prime HubInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of Google's Project Loch in Richmond, Virginia.
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| 17.52 miles | Diode: Roxbury Technology Park |
Diode Ventures withdrew its plan for the Roxbury Technology Park, a 515-acre data center campus near Richmond, Virginia.
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| 17.61 miles | Virginia Information Technologies Agency |
A data center facility located at 11751 Meadowville Lane in Chester, Virginia, is being offered for sale or lease by JLL. Situated on 28 acres in Chesterfield County, south of Richmond.
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| 17.62 miles | CoreWeave: Chester, VA |
CoreWeave has entered into a 12-year license agreement, with two 5-year extension options, for a data center facility known as CTP-01.
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| 17.69 miles | Digital Fortress: Richmond |
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| 17.73 miles | powerHouse: CTP-02 |
PowerHouse Data Centers & Chirisa is constructing a 139,000-square-foot data center at it's Meadowville Technology Parkway property.
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| 17.76 miles | Chirisa: Meadowville, VA |
Chirisa’s existing data center campus on Meadowville Technology Parkway was purchased from Capital One in 2020.
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| 17.90 miles | PowerHouse: CTP-03 |
Chirisa is planning to add a 3rd data center to their campus in the Meadowville Technology Park.
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| 17.94 miles | Province: Powhatan 2 |
This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
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| 17.97 miles | PowerHouse: 1600 Digital Drive |
PowerHouse Data Centers and Chirisa Technology Parks have acquired 104 acres in Chesterfield County to develop Digital Drive Campus.
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| 18.03 miles | PointOne: Richmond |
The 178-acre campus will feature seven buildings across 250 acres, totaling 3.25 million square feet.
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| 18.04 miles | Province Group: Powhatan |
California-based Province Group has received approval to develop a $3 billion data center campus outside Richmond in Powhatan County, Virginia.
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| 18.08 miles | Province: Powhatan 3 |
This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
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| 18.10 miles | PointOne: Richmond Expansion | |
| 18.82 miles | Center AlphaInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of Google's Project Peanut in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
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| 19.00 miles | Tower TwoInterested in this information?Contact us |
This facility is part of Google's Project Peanut in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
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| 19.10 miles | ProInterested in this information?Contact us |
Project Peanut is Google’s first active, multi-phase data center campus development in eastern Chesterfield County, located on a 300-plus acre site adjacent to the Meadowville Technology Park.
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DC BLOX is a digital infrastructure provider in the Southeastern United States. The company provides colocation, network connectivity and dark fiber services for enterprises and carriers, and operates a cable landing station in South Carolina with a second station planned in Florida.
It is developing hyperscale data center campuses in the Atlanta metro area. In 2025 the company announced additional subsea capacity and secured project financing to advance Atlanta West.
January 16, 2026 DC BLOX
US data center operator DC Blox has secured $240 million in holdco financing from BlackRock subsidiary Global Infrastructure Partners. Holdco financing is a financial instrument that allows an investing parent company like GIP to raise debt on behalf of a subsidiary like DC Blox. “We are excited...
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August 13, 2025 DC BLOX
US data center firm DC Blox this week announced it has closed $1.15 billion in green loan financing for the construction of a data center campus in Douglas County, Georgia. The funds will support the development of a 120MW data center and include campus expansion to support an additional 80MW,...
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October 10, 2024 DC BLOX
US data center operator DC Blox this week announced it has raised incremental equity capital from its existing and new investors, led by Post Road Group and Bain Capital Credit. The funding will enable the deployment of more than $1 billion of total capital to finance future construction and the...
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March 09, 2024 DC BLOX
DC Blox has expanded its data center in Birmingham, Alabama, to cater for high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, adding additional IT capacity of 2.4MW. The company said it has completed a redesign of its data hall at the facility so that it can house up to 240 standard retail cabinets and...
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December 15, 2023 DC BLOX
US operator DC Blox announced this week that it had acquired 72 acres of land in Conyers, southeast of Atlanta in Rockdale County, Georgia, for a new data center campus. Once completed, this facility will feature 750,000 square feet (69,675 sqm) of space with 216MW of total power committed by...
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