Progressive: Mayfield Village

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Progressive: Mayfield Village

Year Built: 2000
Utility Provider: The Illuminating Company (FirstEnergy)
Ownership: Progressive Insurance owns the building.
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Progressive Insurance runs an enterprise data center on Campus 2 of its headquarters complex on North Commons Boulevard in Mayfield Village. Ohio approved a data center sales-tax exemption for Progressive in December 2018, tied to a $100 million investment commitment.

Site History

  • December 2018: Ohio approved a data center sales-tax exemption for Progressive's investment.
  • 2000: The single-story Campus 2 building opened.

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3.95 miles BlueBridge: Mayfield Heights
BlueBridge Networks' second Cleveland-area data center, in the Landerbrook Place office building in Mayfield Heights.
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11.32 miles Expedient Garfield Heights 1
11.63 miles Lumen Cleveland (4000 Chester)
12.72 miles Lakeland: Cleveland, Ohio
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12.81 miles Lumen Cleveland 4
Located within the Keith Building
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12.83 miles H5 Cleveland Technology Center (CTC)
H5 Data Centers owns the Cleveland Technology Center on Rockwell Avenue, the main carrier hotel and internet exchange point for Northeast Ohio.
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12.89 miles Verizon: 1525 Rockwell
12.89 miles SecureData 365 Cleveland
The site was opened in 2015 and is within H5's data center building.
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Formerly known as zColo Cleveland-1525 Rockwell
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Cogent Communications' small Cleveland data center on Rockefeller Avenue, a former Sprint network site.
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The "Sterling Building" in Cleveland's Theater District is a tech-focused office building, the structure dates from 1909 and once was the home of the old Sterling Lindner department store.
12.97 miles BlueBridge: Cleveland
BlueBridge Networks' downtown Cleveland data center on the fifth floor of the Sterling Building on Euclid Avenue, serving public-sector and enterprise customers.
13.19 miles AT&T: 750 Huron Rd
The AT&T Huron Road Building is downtown Cleveland's main telephone exchange, built for Ohio Bell in 1927. Reign Capital bought it in 2025, and AT&T leases it back.
13.72 miles Verizon: 1150 W 3rd St
Verizon's Cleveland network building on West 3rd Street downtown, a former MCI WorldCom facility where Verizon offers colocation.
16.85 miles Ark: Independence
19.07 miles AT&T: 13630 Lorain Ave
AT&T's West Park central office on Lorain Avenue in Cleveland, a 1927 Ohio Bell telephone exchange that Reign Capital bought in 2025 and AT&T leases back.

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