Stream DC aims to demolish around 55 Elk Grove residential properties to develop a three-building data center campus with an on-site substation. The three buildings will total more than 2 million sq ft.
Stream Data Centers
Stream Data Centers is a U.S. data center developer and operator headquartered in Dallas, Texas, founded in 1999. The company develops and operates campuses in Phoenix, the Dallas area and metro Chicago, and it also lists activity in San Antonio and Houston.
Its services include wholesale colocation, private data centers, build to suit facilities, Ready-to-Fit powered shells, location strategy and energy procurement.
Historically an affiliate of Stream Realty Partners, in August 2025 Apollo-managed funds agreed to acquire a majority stake in the company, with closing expected in 2025 subject to approvals.
Stream Data Centers History:
- In August 2025, Apollo-managed funds agreed to acquire a majority stake in Stream Data Centers from Stream Realty Partners; the parties also committed new capital to Stream’s land fund targeting 650 MW of near-term capacity across campuses in metro Chicago, Atlanta, and Dallas, with closing expected in 2025 subject to conditions.
- In June 2024, Stream broke ground on its third San Antonio campus on 135 acres, planned for up to five buildings and approximately 200 MW of IT capacity at full build out.
- In February 2019 and October 2020, Stream entered the Phoenix market by acquiring a 157-acre site in Goodyear anchored by a 418,000 square foot facility, then commissioned the Phoenix I building on that campus; plans call for more than 2 million square feet and an on-site APS substation designed for up to 350 MW.
- 1999: Founded in Dallas, Texas.
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This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
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In 2010, Stream Data Centers purchased a 20,000 SF warehouse in Richardson and began development of a 10,000 SF data hall.
Stream DC aims to demolish around 55 Elk Grove residential properties to develop a three-building data center campus with an on-site substation. The three buildings will total more than 2 million sq ft.
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
This facility is a part of Stream's Phoenix Data Center Campus in Goodyear, Arizona.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' Atlanta West Campus (ATL-A) in Georgia.
Stream DC aims to demolish around 55 Elk Grove residential properties to develop a three-building data center campus with an on-site substation. The three buildings will total more than 2 million sq ft.
Stream Data Centers has officially withdrawn its plans for a massive hyperscale campus spanning roughly 400 acres in Marion, South Carolina, which was originally projected as a $600 million initial investment.
In January 2020, Stream commissioned phase I of a greenfield hyperscale data center development on a 23-acre site in Garland, next to northeast Dallas, Texas.
Stream Data Centers is currently developing its second hyperscale campus in Wilmer, Texas, situated in South Dallas County.
Stream Data Centers is building a 690,000 sq. ft. hyperscale campus on 77 acres in Wilmer. The first 135,000 square-foot (12,540 sq. m.) phase of the project is located near I-45 and East Belt Line Road in Wilmer.
This facility is part of Stream's Dallas DFW-B campus in Texas.
This facility is part of Stream's Dallas DFW-B campus in Texas.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
This facility is part of Stream Data Centers' DFWC Campus in Texas.
Stream Data Centers has topped out the second data center facility on its Goodyear Campus in August 2024.
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
In June 2024, Stream Data Centers announced its groundbreaking of a new 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
In 2015, Texas-based Stream Data Centers sold a 73,320 sqft data center to a local financial services company and was then immediately hired to run it.
• Building is hardened to withstand 185 MPH winds and uplift
• Three (3) independent Private Data Center Suites, each with 10,000 SF of raised floor
• Dual underground electric utility feeds power from two substations
• Potential to scale to 6.75 MW of 2N critical load
• Tier III certified by Uptime Institute
This data center is a part of Stream's 135-acre hyperscale campus in San Antonio, Texas.
This facility is a part of Stream's Phoenix Data Center Campus in Goodyear, Arizona.
This facility is a part of Stream's Phoenix Data Center Campus in Goodyear, Arizona.
Stream Data Centers withdrew its initial application for the STAMP site following a major lawsuit and immense pushback from the Tonawanda Seneca Nation and the Sierra Club.
This facility is a part of Stream's Phoenix Data Center Campus in Goodyear, Arizona.
Stream Data Centers' Chicago II data center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois is a 226,000 square foot facility.
This facility is a part of Stream's Phoenix Data Center Campus in Goodyear, Arizona.
The company aims to develop a data center complex spanning 246 acres, which will include nine data center buildings and two substations.
Stream Data Centers sold the facility as part of a corporate transaction where Apollo Global Management acquired a majority stake in the company.
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The residential area Stream is looking to demolish for its Elk Grove campus
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Rendering of Stream's third data center campus in San Antonio
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