Lincoln Property Company

The facility was acquired when Lincoln Rackhouse acquired Bytegrid in 2019.

The data center is 30 minutes from Hartsfield International Airport and 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta.

Lincoln Property's three-story, 243,000 sq ft expansion building is part of a future development plan that was approved by the City of Chandler under the previous owner.

Real estate firm Lincoln Property Company reacquired its data center in Phoenix, Arizona, in 2025.

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Lincoln Property Company is developing a two-story build-to-suit data center at 660 Data Drive in Plano, Texas, on a 10-acre parcel it acquired in May 2026, with delivery targeted for the fourth quarter of 2029.

Planned data center building DFW3 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. Timing follows the lead building and utility power confirmation.

Land parcel at 2505 N Sherman Dr in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood of Indianapolis, the former Sherman Drive-In site. Metrobloks is developing and will operate the data center built on it.

Planned data center building DFW2 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. It is the campus's lead building, with an initial phase targeted for the first quarter of 2028.

Planned data center building DFW4 on Lincoln Property Company's 131-acre Red Oak, Texas campus south of Dallas. Timing follows the lead building and utility power confirmation.

Lincoln Property Company is developing a 129.5-acre data center campus on Stainback Road at Loop 9 in Red Oak, Texas, south of Dallas, rezoned in November 2025 for up to three large buildings.

The campus is a former Bank of America facility in Kansas City’s northland.

The site also houses a Verizon CO and was formerly Level3 site known as Herndon 2, but Level3 has since moved out.

The facility was constructed in 1982 and was fully renovated in 2008, 1807 Michael Faraday Court is a single-story data center located approximately 20 miles west of Washington, DC and 15 miles east of Ashburn, VA.