Hunting Hawk Tech Park

Ashland Rd

Withdrawn

Project cancelled before construction

Richmond

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Virginia

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Mid-Atlantic

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United States

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North America

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Americas

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Hunting Hawk Tech Park

Year Built: 2026

Lot Size: 400 acres

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a wave of local opposition and a recommendation for denial by planning officials, developer HHHunt has officially withdrawn its application for the Hunting Hawk Technology Park in Hanover County. This 400-acre project, which proposed 10 buildings totaling 3.9 million square feet (362,320 sqm), represented a failed pivot for the site after a 2019 court battle over a connector road derailed previous plans for a 55-and-older residential community.

While the developer sought to rezone the land from agricultural to limited industrial use to accommodate the massive data center campus, the proposal was ultimately scrapped in January 2026 due to concerns over its impact on the area's rural character and inconsistency with the county’s long-term land-use plans.

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Sites within 15 miles of Hunting Hawk Tech Park

Distance	Site	About
4.55 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.
4.60 miles	Tract: Mountain Expansion
8.28 miles	Connect Data Centers: Ashland, VA	CLOP Ashland VA LLC is planning to build a data center in Ashland, Virginia.
8.82 miles	Lumen Richmond 2
9.81 miles	EdgeConneX Richmond
10.04 miles	Pixel Factory Data Center
10.10 miles	Mapletree: 8011 Villa Park
10.93 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.
10.94 miles	Lumen Richmond 1
10.94 miles	Flexential Richmond 1	Flexential's Richmond 1 site is former Peak 10. Flexential was created after Peak10 acquired ViaWest
11.87 miles	Tract: Hanover Expansion
13.13 miles	DC Blox: Richmond, VA	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.
15.19 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.
15.28 miles	Province: Powhatan 2	This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
15.38 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.
15.53 miles	Province: Powhatan 3	This facility is a part of Province Groups' Powhatan County Campus outside Richmond.
16.60 miles	Avaio: Carmel 2	This planned facility is a part of The Carmel Church Data Hub.
16.67 miles	Avaio: Carmel Church Data Hub	is a hyperscale Build-to-Suit and wholesale data center campus located in East-Central Virginia.
16.95 miles	Avaio: Carmel 3	This site is allocated for the future expansion of Avaio's Carmel Church Data Hub.

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Conceptual plan for Hunting Hawk Technology Park

Source: HHHunt

Operating Company

Since its founding in 1966, HHHunt has distinguished itself in real estate development, building, and management by focusing on building "a better way of life," rather than simply places to live. HHHunt is a diversified regional leader with residential communities spanning Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

The company maintains its primary offices in Blacksburg, VA, Richmond, VA, and Raleigh, NC, and employs approximately 500 people across various sectors, including community development, home building, apartment development/management, and community management. Over its history, HHHunt has built over 10,000 homes, developed a dozen planned communities, and owns or manages more than 8,000 apartment homes.

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