Kauri: Hochheim, Germany
German real estate asset manager Kauri, through its data center subsidiary Kauri CAB Digital Infrastructure, has entered the market by acquiring a 55,000 sqm parcel in Hochheim am Main for €24 million ($28.2 million).
Kauri CAB Digital Infrastructure (KCDI) is a specialist data center developer focusing on hyperscale and AI-ready infrastructure in the Frankfurt/Rhine-Main region. A subsidiary of the Kauri CAB Group, KCDI manages the full development lifecycle, including site acquisition, energy infrastructure planning, grid connection strategy, and build-to-suit asset delivery
German real estate asset manager Kauri, through its data center subsidiary Kauri CAB Digital Infrastructure, has entered the market by acquiring a 55,000 sqm parcel in Hochheim am Main for €24 million ($28.2 million).
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