Logistics Capital Partners: Moncalieri Campus

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Logistics Capital Partners: Moncalieri Campus

Site planned for 2029 and has expansions through 2033

Lot Size: 67 acres

The proposed data center campus at the former ILTE printing plant in Moncalieri, near Turin, was advanced by Moncalieri Logistics (linked to the LCP real estate fund) for a roughly 270,000 m² brownfield site. Plans called for four new two-story buildings, each about 17 meters high, with a combined gross floor area of around 173,500–175,000 m².

If approved, it would have ranked among the largest data center projects in Italy, but the proposal has been halted amid local opposition over energy, water, and environmental concerns, with the municipality deeming the current version unacceptable as of October 2026.

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Sites within 15 miles of Logistics Capital Partners: Moncalieri Campus

Distance	Site	About
0.24 miles	Noovle: Moncalieri DC1
5.89 miles	Lumen Turin
6.64 miles	Greenfield: Piemonte 01	UK infrastructure developer Greenfield plans a data center in Piemonte, Italy.
10.18 miles	Noovle: DC Rivoli
11.87 miles	Noovle: Settimo Torinese- Cebrosa
11.90 miles	Hyperscale Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us

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Logistics Capital Partners provides project development and asset management services for logistics real estate across Europe. Its client base typically comprises large warehouse occupiers seeking to roll out networks of new logistics centers in multiple European countries.

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