TA Realty: Ellenwood, ATL
TA Realty received site plan approval for a data center project in Ellenwood, southeast of Atlanta. The 35-acre development will be located between Dunn and Williamson roads on Tanners Church Road.
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TA Realty: Elk Grove
TA Realty is constructing a 45-acre data center campus at the corner of Elmhurst Road and Old Higgins Road. The development includes four two-story buildings and an electrical substation.
TA Realty: Sterling, Virginia
TA Realty's data center arm has acquired a fully entitled site in Sterling for a planned two-story data center.
TA Realty: Red Oak ATL03
TA Realty has filed an application with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs to build a data center campus at 7170 Red Oak Road in Union City, Fulton County.
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