Black Chamber: Nokesville
Data center developer Black Chamber Partners is looking to acquire the 7-acre Manassas Church of the Brethren property at 10047 Nokesville Road to expand its footprint in Northern Virginia’s digital infrastructure hub.
BlackChamber Group
The BlackChamber Group is a leading alternative asset manager focused on the development of digital infrastructure assets that was formed in 2019 by its three Managing Partners.
Headquartered in Washington D.C., the BlackChamber Group provides real estate advisory and management services through commingled funds, standalone co-investment vehicles and joint ventures.
Black Chamber Partners, LLC is a Registered Investment Advisor with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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BlackChamber: Gainesville, VA
The Merrifield Garden Center in Gainesville, VA (Prince William County), has been sold for $160M to data center developer BlackChamber Group.
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The Dulles 28 Technology Park site encompasses 39.8 acres situated at the northwest quadrant where Waxpool Road meets Pacific Boulevard.
Paragon Park Lot 3B
This site is no longer advancing as a data center. It is the location of Dominion Energy’s proposed Golden Substation, a 500/230 kV utility substation planned on roughly 16 acres.
BlackChamber: Project Longhorn Expansion
Project Longhorn Expansion covers the future phases of BlackChamber's Project Longhorn campus in Cedar Creek, Bastrop County, about 26 miles southeast of downtown Austin. It includes a planned second building similar in size to Building One and room for two more buildings. Pacifico Energy is developing the campus's on-site gas-fired power plant.
John Marshall Commons Tech Park
CTP-II LLC plans to rezone 22.72 acres at the intersection of Catharpin Road and John Marshall Highway from business and light industrial to office mid-rise to construct the data center.
BlackChamber: Project Longhorn Building 1
Project Longhorn Building One is the first of two planned data center buildings on a roughly 2,800-acre campus in Cedar Creek, Bastrop County, about 26 miles southeast of downtown Austin. Black Chamber Partners is developing the data center. Pacifico Energy is developing an on-site gas-fired power plant to serve the campus.
Tuscarora Crossing Campus
BlackChamber Group plans to develop 701,400 square feet of data center space across three two-story buildings in Leesburg, Virginia.
Dulles 2000 Campus
BlackChamber Group's proposed development includes two data center buildings, totaling 530,000 square feet with a 0.44 floor area ratio.
Dulles 28 Centre Motorplex
This site is no longer planned as a data center. A new Dominion Energy utility substation (Auto World Substation) is now proposed here instead.
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Real estate investment firm Real Estate OperatorInterested in this information?Contact us is planning to build a 1.7 million-square-foot (157,900 sqm) data center campus in Arcola, in Virginia’s Loudoun County.
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