Prologis: Cincinnati, Ohio Data Center

Sites leasing space from Prologis:

Site History

October 2025: Prologis bought about 141 acres in the Trenton Industrial Park from the City of Trenton for $7.75 million.

March 2026: The Trenton Planning Commission approved the site plan.

July 2026: Trenton City Council approved a 15-year, 75% property-tax abatement.

Late 2026: Earthwork began on the campus.

November 2026: Trenton voters approved Issue 17, which bans new data centers above 25 MW inside city limits. Prologis says Project Mila is not affected.

Project Profile

Developer: Prologis

End user: Amazon Web Services

Site: 144 acres on three parcels, Trenton Industrial Park, Butler County; main access from Arnold Brown Industrial Drive

Plan: four single-story buildings of about 220,000 sq ft each, plus an on-site substation

Schedule: first building 2028; all four by 2029

Distance	Site	About
0.09 miles	Metro HubInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
0.10 miles	GammaInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
0.19 miles	Point PrimeInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
0.25 miles	BetaInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
1.12 miles	Station UltraInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
7.18 miles	LightHouse: Hamilton, OH	Withdrawn hyperscale data center proposal on a 29-acre city-owned parcel at 1380 University Boulevard in Hamilton, Ohio. Logistix Property Group started the project in 2024. LightHouse Data Centers and its parent Wharton Equity Partners took it over in 2025 and ended the city development agreement in May 2026.
7.47 miles	CenterGrid: Hamilton	CenterGrid operates a colocation data center in the Vora Technology Park building at 101 Knightsbridge Drive in Hamilton, Ohio. The facility runs on City of Hamilton power with redundant feeds and two diesel generators.
7.47 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Hamilton	CyrusOne's CIN4 data center occupies about 83,000 sq ft of the Vora Technology Park building at 103 Knightsbridge Drive in Hamilton, Ohio, 30 minutes north of downtown Cincinnati. Miami University bought the building in 2024.
9.23 miles	Lumen Cincinnati 4
9.61 miles	Flexential Cincinnati 1 and 2	The Flexential sites are former Peak 10 facilities.
12.88 miles	Cogent: Sharonville
13.10 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Mason
13.15 miles	Encore Technologies BLU1
13.49 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Lebanon	CyrusOne's CIN5 data center sits on a 123-acre campus at 401 Kingsview Drive in Lebanon, Ohio, about 30 minutes northeast of downtown Cincinnati. CyrusOne markets the campus as CIN5 and CIN7.
13.59 miles	CyrusOne Lebanon CIN7	CIN7 is CyrusOne's second data center on its 123-acre Lebanon, Ohio campus at 401 Kingsview Drive, alongside CIN5. CyrusOne markets the campus as build-to-suit capacity.
13.59 miles	Brightspeed: Lebanon	Brightspeed central office at 20 North Mechanic Street in downtown Lebanon, Ohio. The 32,520 sq ft building dates to 1973 and was offered for a sale-leaseback in 2025.
13.68 miles	GE Aerospace: Cincinnati Data Center	Enterprise data center at 8700 Governors Hill Drive in Symmes Township, near Cincinnati, Ohio, leased to General Electric. The 69,826 sq ft building dates to 1985 and sold to a new owner in 2021.
13.74 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Goldcoast	Former CyrusOne colocation site (CIN98) at 11500 Goldcoast Drive in Sycamore Township, Ohio. The building sold to a new owner in 2019, and CyrusOne no longer operates the site.
14.66 miles	altafiber: Evendale	altafiber (formerly Cincinnati Bell) central office at 10000 Reading Road in Evendale, Ohio. The 1963 building houses the switch that is becoming altafiber's single voice core as older switches retire.
14.88 miles	HPC Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us	Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us
15.09 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Blue Ash
15.18 miles	Iron Mountain: Miamisburg (OHS-1)	Iron Mountain acquired the site in January 2018 in a $1.34 Billion acquisition of IO Datacenter's operations in the United States which included 4 IO sites
15.18 miles	LexisNexis Springboro
15.18 miles	CyrusOne Cincinnati-Carver Road (CIN99)	Enterprise data center at 9935 Carver Road in Blue Ash, Ohio, owned by The Kroger Co. CyrusOne listed the facility as CIN99 in its 2024 Ohio portfolio.
19.48 miles	CAI Investments: Ivorydale, St. Bernard	CAI Investments has proposed a data center of about 140,000 sq ft inside an existing building on part of the former Procter & Gamble Ivorydale complex at 5177 Spring Grove Avenue in St. Bernard, Ohio. In October 2026 the owner asked the city zoning board to table its request.

Distance

Site

About

0.09 miles

0.10 miles

0.19 miles

0.25 miles

1.12 miles

7.18 miles

LightHouse: Hamilton, OH

Withdrawn hyperscale data center proposal on a 29-acre city-owned parcel at 1380 University Boulevard in Hamilton, Ohio. Logistix Property Group started the project in 2024. LightHouse Data Centers and its parent Wharton Equity Partners took it over in 2025 and ended the city development agreement in May 2026.

7.47 miles

CenterGrid: Hamilton

CenterGrid operates a colocation data center in the Vora Technology Park building at 101 Knightsbridge Drive in Hamilton, Ohio. The facility runs on City of Hamilton power with redundant feeds and two diesel generators.

7.47 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Hamilton

CyrusOne's CIN4 data center occupies about 83,000 sq ft of the Vora Technology Park building at 103 Knightsbridge Drive in Hamilton, Ohio, 30 minutes north of downtown Cincinnati. Miami University bought the building in 2024.

9.23 miles

Lumen Cincinnati 4

9.61 miles

Flexential Cincinnati 1 and 2

The Flexential sites are former Peak 10 facilities.

12.88 miles

Cogent: Sharonville

13.10 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Mason

13.15 miles

Encore Technologies BLU1

13.49 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Lebanon

CyrusOne's CIN5 data center sits on a 123-acre campus at 401 Kingsview Drive in Lebanon, Ohio, about 30 minutes northeast of downtown Cincinnati. CyrusOne markets the campus as CIN5 and CIN7.

13.59 miles

CyrusOne Lebanon CIN7

CIN7 is CyrusOne's second data center on its 123-acre Lebanon, Ohio campus at 401 Kingsview Drive, alongside CIN5. CyrusOne markets the campus as build-to-suit capacity.

13.59 miles

Brightspeed: Lebanon

Brightspeed central office at 20 North Mechanic Street in downtown Lebanon, Ohio. The 32,520 sq ft building dates to 1973 and was offered for a sale-leaseback in 2025.

13.68 miles

GE Aerospace: Cincinnati Data Center

Enterprise data center at 8700 Governors Hill Drive in Symmes Township, near Cincinnati, Ohio, leased to General Electric. The 69,826 sq ft building dates to 1985 and sold to a new owner in 2021.

13.74 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Goldcoast

Former CyrusOne colocation site (CIN98) at 11500 Goldcoast Drive in Sycamore Township, Ohio. The building sold to a new owner in 2019, and CyrusOne no longer operates the site.

14.66 miles

altafiber: Evendale

altafiber (formerly Cincinnati Bell) central office at 10000 Reading Road in Evendale, Ohio. The 1963 building houses the switch that is becoming altafiber's single voice core as older switches retire.

14.88 miles

15.09 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Blue Ash

15.18 miles

Iron Mountain: Miamisburg (OHS-1)

Iron Mountain acquired the site in January 2018 in a $1.34 Billion acquisition of IO Datacenter's operations in the United States which included 4 IO sites

15.18 miles

LexisNexis Springboro

15.18 miles

CyrusOne Cincinnati-Carver Road (CIN99)

Enterprise data center at 9935 Carver Road in Blue Ash, Ohio, owned by The Kroger Co. CyrusOne listed the facility as CIN99 in its 2024 Ohio portfolio.

19.48 miles

CAI Investments: Ivorydale, St. Bernard

CAI Investments has proposed a data center of about 140,000 sq ft inside an existing building on part of the former Procter & Gamble Ivorydale complex at 5177 Spring Grove Avenue in St. Bernard, Ohio. In October 2026 the owner asked the city zoning board to table its request.