KDC: Comal 1
The Taylor City Council has approved "Project Comal," a data center campus to be built on a 220-acre site northeast of Austin.
Founded in 1989, KDC is a commercial real estate firm based in Dallas, Texas. The company specializes in developing corporate headquarters and campus facilities, acquiring surplus corporate properties, providing project and construction management services, and managing land assets. Over the past five years, KDC has completed projects worth $3 billion and is currently developing over four million square feet of space. KDC focuses on build-to-suit developments, including offices, data centers, governmental facilities, and industrial properties
The Taylor City Council has approved "Project Comal," a data center campus to be built on a 220-acre site northeast of Austin.
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