Mapletree: 7337 Trade

Facility Overview
The Mapletree 7337 Trade Street facility is a 499,402 square foot, five-story building that combines data center and office spaces on 17 acres in San Diego's strategic Miramar Industrial Park. Originally built by AT&T in 1983, this facility has been operating as a data center for over four decades, making it one of San Diego's most established data center facilities.
Technical Specifications

Total Building Size: 499,402 square feet
Building Height: 5 stories
Typical Floor Size: 99,880 square feet
Site Size: 17 acres
Power Infrastructure: 11,400 amps across 4 meters
Backup Power: Four 2.5 MW diesel generators
Cooling: Central plant with 2,000 ton chilling capacity
Parking: 750 surface parking spaces

Ownership History & Portfolio Context
Originally built and operated by AT&T as a telecommunications data center, the facility was sold to Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT in December 2013 for $134.5 million. AT&T remained as a tenant under a 10-year lease arrangement. The property later became part of Mapletree's portfolio through their 2017 acquisition of 14 U.S. data centers from Sila Realty Trust (formerly Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT) in a strategic $1.3 billion portfolio purchase.

Market Position
Located in San Diego's competitive data center market, the 7337 Trade Street facility benefits from over 40 years of operational history and mature infrastructure. The Miramar Industrial Park location provides excellent connectivity to major fiber routes, reliable power infrastructure, and strategic proximity to San Diego's technology corridors. As one of the region's most established data centers, it offers proven reliability and substantial power capacity for enterprise and colocation clients.