The Sterling Building stands on the site of the old Sterling Lindner department store on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland. It is now a telecom-focused office building whose upper floors house colocation data centers. DataBank runs its Cleveland CLE1 facility in the building, and BlueBridge Networks runs a data center across nearly two floors, where it also markets wholesale edge space. Network carriers and public offices fill the rest of the building.
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| 0.01 miles | DataBank Cleveland CLE1 |
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.
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| 0.01 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.
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| 0.16 miles | Fusion Connect Cleveland | |
| 0.16 miles | Lumen Cleveland 4 |
Located within the Keith Building
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| 0.16 miles | Cogent: 1621 Euclid | |
| 0.27 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.
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| 0.34 miles | DataBank Cleveland |
Formerly known as zColo Cleveland-1525 Rockwell
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| 0.34 miles | Verizon: 1525 Rockwell | |
| 0.34 miles | SecureData 365 Cleveland |
The site was opened in 2015 and is within H5's data center building.
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| 0.36 miles | Carrier-Neutral Data CenterInterested in this information?Contact us | Data center facility details are available on request.Interested in this information?Contact us |
| 0.38 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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| 0.82 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.
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| 1.22 miles | Cogent: 2650 Rockefeller Ave |
Cogent Communications' small Cleveland data center on Rockefeller Avenue, a former Sprint network site.
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| 1.36 miles | Lumen Cleveland (4000 Chester) |
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| 3.15 miles | Lakeland: Cleveland, Ohio |
The City of Cleveland has rejected a $1.6 billion proposal by private credit firm Lakeland Equity Group to build a massive hyperscale data center campus.
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| 6.17 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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| 7.36 miles | StratCap: 4100 W 150 |
StratCap Data Centers owns this former National City Bank data center and operations center on West 150th Street in Cleveland, once known as T5@Cleveland.
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| 7.50 miles | Lumen Cleveland 5 | |
| 7.55 miles | Expedient Garfield Heights 2 |
Previously known as "Cleveland-NEO 152"
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| 7.60 miles | Expedient Garfield Heights 1 |
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| 8.16 miles | Bluebird: Parma |
Bluebird Fiber's Parma data center, a former Everstream and Aegis facility in a Corporate Drive office building south of Cleveland.
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| 10.03 miles | Ark: Independence | |
| 11.21 miles | BlueBridge: Mayfield Heights |
BlueBridge Networks' second Cleveland-area data center, in the Landerbrook Place office building in Mayfield Heights.
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| 12.64 miles | Verizon: North Royalton |
Verizon's North Royalton switching hub south of Cleveland, a former MCI network facility on 22 acres where Verizon offers colocation.
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| 12.97 miles | Progressive: Mayfield Village |
Progressive Insurance's enterprise data center on its Campus 2 headquarters complex in Mayfield Village, Ohio.
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| 14.97 miles | Cleveland Clinic Brecksville |
Cleveland Clinic's primary enterprise data center, built in Brecksville, Ohio, and in service since January 2012.
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Sterling Linder Holdings, LLC is the owner of the Sterling Building at 1255-1275 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland's Playhouse Square district. It bought the building in February 2016. Tenants include colocation and network providers that run data centers on its upper floors, along with county and private offices.
October 21, 2026 Cleveland
Cleveland City Council voted on the night of Oct. 19 to extend the city's moratorium on new data centers through Jan. 29, 2027, or until council enacts permanent rules. The extension keeps zoning permits and occupancy certificates frozen for new standalone data centers and also covers...
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