QTS: Phoenix II Campus

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QTS: Phoenix II Campus

Short Code: PHX2 DC1

Year Built: 2023

Floors: 3

Lot Size: 84 acres

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QTS Phoenix Data Center Campus (PHX II) sits on an 85-acre site with 5 data center buildings.

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Sites within 15 miles of QTS: Phoenix II Campus

Distance	Site	About
0.10 miles	QTS: PHX2 DC3	PHX2 DC3 data center building is a part of QTS' Phoenix Campus.
0.17 miles	QTS: PHX2 DC2	PHX2 DC2 data center building will be a part of QTS' Phoenix Campus.
0.19 miles	Stack: PHX02C	STACK Infrastructure plans to develop a five-building, 246MW campus in the heart of central Phoenix, Arizona. The more than 1.7 million square foot campus will run on 100% renewable energy.
0.20 miles	QTS: PHX2 DC4	PHX2 DC4 data center building is a part of QTS' Phoenix Campus.
0.23 miles	Stack: PHX02D	STACK Infrastructure plans to develop a five-building, 246MW campus in the heart of central Phoenix, Arizona. The more than 1.7 million square foot campus will run on 100% renewable energy.
0.27 miles	QTS: PHX2 DC5	PHX2 DC5 data center building is a part of QTS' Phoenix Campus. QTS broke ground on this data center in 2023.
0.31 miles	Stack: PHX02B	STACK Infrastructure plans to develop a five-building, 246MW campus in the heart of central Phoenix, Arizona. The more than 1.7 million square foot campus will run on 100% renewable energy.
0.31 miles	Stack: PHX02E	STACK Infrastructure plans to develop a five-building, 246MW campus in the heart of central Phoenix, Arizona. The more than 1.7 million square foot campus will run on 100% renewable energy.
0.38 miles	STACK Phoenix PHX02 Campus	STACK Infrastructure plans to develop a five-building, 246MW campus in the heart of central Phoenix, Arizona. The more than 1.7 million square foot campus will run on 100% renewable energy.
1.24 miles	Centersquare: Phoenix PH1
1.29 miles	Internap Phoenix
1.29 miles	Iron Mountain Phoenix	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 sites (Phoenix, Scottsdale, Edison New Jersey, and Columbus Ohio) 41-acre Iron Mountain Hyperscale-Ready campus 588,000 gross square feet 32 MW – redundant feeds
1.29 miles	Iron Mountain: AZP2	In 2019, Iron Mountain completed the first phase of AZP-2 in Phoenix.
1.33 miles	DataBank PHX2
1.47 miles	Iron Mountain: AZP3	Iron Mountain's AZP-3 data center is located in Phoenix, Arizona.
2.50 miles	Verizon: 3930 Watkins	This facility is a former XO Communications site. In 2017, Verizon completed the $1.8 billion acquisition of XO Communications' fiber-optic network business.
2.97 miles	Windstream Phoenix	Located in Phoenix, Arizona, this 4,400 square foot Phoenix data center is designed to serve the businesses in the Southwest. The facility was previously a PAETEC data center.
3.15 miles	Lumen Phoenix 1
3.17 miles	PhoenixNAP-Phoenix	PhoenixNAP is a local provider which operates the data center campus, located east of downtown near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
3.24 miles	PhoenixNAP: PHX02	PhoenixNAP will expand its Phoenix data center campus with a second building, PHX02, slated for construction in late 2025.
3.66 miles	GoDaddy: Gilbert, AZ	GoDaddy’s own data center in Phoenix is more than 270,000 square feet in size. The data center features eight data halls, 11 diesel backup generators, room for eight more pods.
4.34 miles	120 E Van Buren - Digital Realty	120 E Van Buren is Phoenix's carrier hotel and the building is the best connected in Phoenix. The building is also home to many colocation operators including AIS, QTS, Sungard, XO
4.34 miles	LightEdge: Phoenix Van Buren
4.34 miles	QTS Phoenix Van Buren	QTS acquired this site via the Carpathia acquisition in 2015.
4.47 miles	Lumen Phoenix 2
4.73 miles	DataBank Phoenix PHX1
4.77 miles	eBay Arizona	eBay's data center is also known as Project Mercury.
4.81 miles	EdgeConneX Phoenix
4.93 miles	Metrobloks: Phoenix PHX-A1	Metrobloks is developing an AI-ready, scalable, and sustainable data center in the heart of downtown Phoenix, with live capacity scheduled for Q2 2027.
6.93 miles	Liquid Web Phoenix
7.14 miles	5CDC: Phoenix PHX01	5C Data Centers is building a data center campus in Phoenix, Arizona. The first facility, PHX01, sits at 2802 W Palm Lane, a few miles west of downtown Phoenix, and is currently under construction.
8.44 miles	Centersquare: PHX1	Centersquare's Phoenix Mesa is cloud-enabled data center located just 10 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, with more than 154,000 sq. ft. of space.
9.77 miles	2055 E Technology - Digital Realty	Located in the Arizona State University Research Park and downtown Phoenix Central Business District, the facility was redeveloped in 2007. Digital Realty's 76,000 square foot data center at 2055 E. Technology Circle is approximately 15 miles away from downtown Phoenix. The building is SOC2 certified with 24/7 security and critical facilities management.
9.79 miles	Expedient Phoenix	In 2021, Five 9s Digital acquired the 46,000 sq ft data center located at 2475 West Townley Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, which was previously owned by Blue Cross Shield, and subsequently leased it to Expedient.
9.79 miles	Five 9s: Blue Shield Phoenix	In 2021, Five 9s Digital acquired the 45,000 sq ft data center located at 2475 West Townley Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona, which was previously owned by Blue Cross Shield.
9.90 miles	2010 East Centennial	Digital Realty sold the office & data center building in 2018 to an unnamed company. We believe Fox Sports is the tenant.
10.36 miles	Menlo: MD-PX1 Bldg4	This facility is part of Menlo Digital's MD-PX1 data center campus in Phoenix.
10.37 miles	Menlo: MD-PX1 Bldg5	This facility is part of Menlo Digital's MD-PX1 data center campus in Phoenix.
10.43 miles	Menlo: MD-PX1 Bldg2	This facility is part of Menlo Digital's MD-PX1 data center campus in Phoenix.
10.45 miles	Menlo: MD-PX1 Bldg3	This facility is part of Menlo Digital's MD-PX1 data center campus in Phoenix.
10.49 miles	Menlo: MD-PX1 (Phoenix)	Menlo Digital's MD-PX1 (Phoenix) data center campus consists of five buildings on 38 acres. The campus will span 1,022,400 square feet.
12.25 miles	US Signal Phoenix AZ01
12.71 miles	11:11 Systems: Scottsdale	The 11:11 Systems Scottsdale data center, originally operated by Sungard Availability Services, was acquired by 11:11 Systems in November 2022.
12.78 miles	Internap Phoenix 2500 W Frye Rd	American cloud and colocation provider Internap (INAP) has taken a master lease in a 150,000 square foot data center in Chandler, near Phoenix, Arizona.
12.80 miles	Lincoln: Chandler, AZ	Real estate firm Lincoln Property Company reacquired its data center in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2025.
12.87 miles	Lincoln: Chandler Bldg-2	Lincoln Property's three-story, 243,000 sq ft expansion building is part of a future development plan that was approved by the City of Chandler under the previous owner.
13.35 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset	Amazon Data Services has acquired land for a potential data center campus in Laveen, Phoenix. The 220-acre site, located near Loop 202 and Dobbins Road, was purchased for $277 million ($1.2 million per acre).
13.97 miles	Centersquare: Phoenix PH2
13.99 miles	LexisNexis Scottsdale
13.99 miles	Iron Mountain Scottsdale	Arizona Public Service, the electric utility provider, serves the site with 24MW of utility power
14.13 miles	1900 S Price - Digital Realty	The Building is 1 story Flood Zone: Zone X Seismic Zone: Zone 1
14.24 miles	H5 Phoenix	H5 acquired the site when it bought NextFort in January 2016H5 acquired the site when it bought NextFort in January 20
14.32 miles	2121 S Price - Digital Realty	In 2010, DRT acquired this site from 365 Main portfolio.
14.37 miles	Aligned: Peoria Logistics Park	Aligned Data Centers firm acquired nearly 80 acres at the Peoria Logistics Park for $43.2 million in Peoria.
14.53 miles	CyrusOne PHX9
14.56 miles	CyrusOne PHX10
14.63 miles	CyrusOne PHX2
14.66 miles	CyrusOne PHX3
14.66 miles	Aligned: PHX-04	Aligned Energy's PHX04 site is located at the NEC of Price Road and Innovation Street. The data center spans 396,343 sqft.
14.73 miles	CyrusOne Chandler Phoenix Campus	CyrusOne plans to build nearly 2 million square-feet data center campus. There are two buildings on the campus currently
14.73 miles	CyrusOne PHX1
14.79 miles	CyrusOne PHX5
14.84 miles	CyrusOne PHX4
14.87 miles	Aligned: PHX-06	PHX06 is a two-phase development that will total 456,946 SqFt
14.90 miles	CyrusOne PHX6
14.91 miles	DataCanopy: Phoenix, AZ
14.94 miles	CyrusOne PHX8
15.00 miles	CyrusOne PHX7
15.16 miles	Evocative: PHX1
15.16 miles	Aligned Phoenix	Aligned's PHX-01/02/03 data center campus in Union Hills, Phoenix, AZ, spans 550,000 sq ft with 180 MW of capacity.
15.93 miles	Aligned: PHX-08	In September 2022, Aligned acquired a pair of adjacent Deer Valley office buildings at 3151 and 3202 W. Behrend Drive from Griffin Realty Trust.
15.99 miles	Aligned: PHX-09	In September 2022, Aligned acquired a pair of adjacent Deer Valley office buildings at 3151 and 3202 W. Behrend Drive from Griffin Realty Trust.
16.16 miles	20435 N 26th
16.25 miles	NexusTek Phoenix	NexusTek Acquired Phoenix-based CyberTrails in 2017.
16.49 miles	Flexential Phoenix Deer Valley	Flexential's Phoenix site is former ViaWest. A and B source power circuit delivery capabilities Multiple medium voltage utility power feeds
18.18 miles	Prime: PHX01-05	This facility is one of five planned data center buildings in Prime's Phoenix Campus.
18.25 miles	Prime: PHX01-04	This facility is one of five planned data center buildings in Prime's Phoenix Campus.
18.31 miles	Prime: PHX01-03	This facility is one of five planned data center buildings in Prime's Phoenix Campus.
18.38 miles	Prime: PHX01-02	This facility is one of five planned data center buildings in Prime's Phoenix Campus.
18.39 miles	QTS: Hermosa Ranch	US data center firm QTS has acquired 206 acres in the West Valley for $246.8 million in an all-cash deal in July, 2024 from TGV Investments LLC.
18.44 miles	Prime Phoenix	The Phoenix Campus is expected to be 1.3 million square feet across 5 data center buildings.
19.87 miles	Hyperscale Data Center Request Dataset

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Rendering of QTS Phoenix

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Rendering of the 5 building campus

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View of the almost completed facility in 2020

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Operating Company

QTS Data Centers is a privately held data center company owned by funds managed by Blackstone, with corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas. It provides colocation, custom data center and managed services, along with carrier-neutral connectivity across its platform.

QTS operates sites in the United States and in the Netherlands. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in Chicago and Princeton in 2014, added government and managed hosting capabilities with the Carpathia acquisition in 2015, and entered the Netherlands market in 2019. QTS became a public company in 2013 and was taken private in 2021.

History:

On August 31, 2021 funds managed by Blackstone completed the acquisition of QTS Realty Trust.
April 30, 2019: Acquired two operating data centers in Groningen and Eemshaven, Netherlands, for approximately $44 million.
June 2015: QTS acquires Carpathis Hosting for $326 million. The transaction increases QTS's ability to serve IaaS and Government clients. Additionally the transaction provides a number of deployments within Equinix facilities.
July 8, 2014: Acquired the former Chicago Sun-Times printing plant for conversion to a data center.
June 30, 2014: Acquired the Princeton, New Jersey data center from McGraw Hill Financial.
2013: Went public (IPO) and started trading under the symbol QTS on the NYSE.
2010 Acquired their Richmond facility
2005 QTS acquired Atlanta Suwanee data center
2003: Company acquired its first data center in Overland Park, KS
2003: QTS was founded by Chad Williams with its first data center in Overland Park in Kansas

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