JK Land Holdings, LLC (JKLH) seeks land acquisitions that can be sold, leased, developed, placed into conservation easement, or utilized by sister companies JK Moving Services and CapRelo, a global employee relocation and assignment management firm serving private and public sector clients.
JKLH was founded in 2016 and has reinvested monies gained from land acquisition into protecting properties and tracts of land from future development. Over the past decade, JKLH has strategically redeployed more than 22,000 acres of its purchases into conservation easement, ensuring vulnerable vistas and habitats are preserved and protected for future generations.
The site, originally planned for 1,300 residential units, includes a prior proposal for two data centers totaling 1.1 million sq ft. JK Land Holdings' specific development plans are not yet confirmed.
The property, which spans 17 acres, features an existing 108,000-square-foot building that previously served as both office space and a data center.
To create an industrial park, JK Land Holdings has proposed rezoning 21.23 acres from Rural Commercial to Planned Development.
Approved in 2022, the 869,000-square-foot JK Technology Park 2 is slated for construction directly south of the subdivision.
In 2020, supervisors approved the 3-million-square-foot JK Technology Park 1, owned by JK Land Holdings, which borders Briarfield Estates to the north.
A proposal by JK Land Holdings for a new data center in Leesburg, Virginia, has been approved.
JK Land Holdings has submitted a site plan for a property within the Data Center Overlay, allowing for buildings up to 75 feet in height.
JK Land Holdings is planning to develop a 360,000 sq ft (33,445 sq m), two-story data center on a 25-acre site located at 19886 Ashburn Road near Route 7 in Ashburn, Virginia.
JK Land Holdings got approval to build 2.1 million sq ft (195,096 sq m) of data center and utility substation space on an 81-acre parcel between Sycolin Road and Dulles Greenway.
October 27, 2026 Northern Virginia
Amazon has settled its civil claims against two former AWS real estate managers it accused of taking kickbacks on Northern Virginia data center deals. The company told a federal court on October 20 that it had reached the agreement with Carl Nelson and Casey Kirschner, less than two weeks before...
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October 21, 2026 Ashburn: Data Center Alley
Amazon Data Services has withdrawn its application to build four data centers on the former George Washington University campus in Ashburn, Virginia, ending a months-long standoff with Loudoun County. Officials announced the agreement, called Project Potomac Promise, at the Oct. 20 Board of...
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October 15, 2026 Northern Virginia
State Sen. Russet Perry on Tuesday released draft legislation that would halt approvals for new data centers across Virginia for three years, escalating the political fight over the industry's growth in the world's largest data center market. Senate Bill 843 would take effect July 1, 2027 and...
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October 13, 2026 Northern Virginia
Texas now has more data center capacity operating and under construction than Virginia. Baxtel tracks 28.3 GW built or building in Texas, against 17.8 GW in Virginia. On capacity already online, Virginia still leads, 12.3 GW to 11.1 GW. If projects scheduled for this year deliver on time, Texas...
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August 23, 2024 Northern Virginia
A report from Synergy Research Group found that just twenty state or metro markets account for 62 percent of the world’s current hyperscale data center capacity. Northern Virginia tops this list while the Greater Beijing Area takes the second place, with both making up 22 percent of global...
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August 16, 2023 Northern Virginia
Leesburg's Loudoun County Council unanimously approved data center design criteria. Unlike Ashburn, Virginia's Leesburg has no data centers; however, this may change. Three rezoning petitions may allow data center development in town. One is in the Oaklawn neighborhood, one close to the former...
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