Tract: Virginia Highlands 1
Virginia Highlands 1 is the first development phase of Tract's Virginia Highlands Technology Park, on the former TRW test-site parcel at 1 TRW Way in southern Storey County, Nevada.
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Virginia Highlands 1 is the first development phase of Tract's Virginia Highlands Technology Park, on the former TRW test-site parcel at 1 TRW Way in southern Storey County, Nevada.
Tract withdrew its plans for the Mooresville Technology Park data center due to local opposition, which included protests from hundreds of area residents and public comments from Kerry Earnhardt.
Hanover 1 is the first development phase of Tract's Hanover Technology Park: the western building area and substation at the park's I-95 entrance on Hickory Hill Road near Ashland, Virginia.
Medina 1 is the first planned building at Tract's Medina Technology Park in Medina County, Texas.
Tract grew its Nevada footprint by acquiring roughly 1,060 acres near Silver Springs in Lyon County after securing a rezoning and development agreement.
Tract is planning to build the Applewhite Technology Park on 339 acres of industrial land on the south side of San Antonio, near Toyota and Texas A&M San Antonio.
Tract is planning Altoona Technology Park, a 468-acre development in the Des Moines data center region with close proximity to hyperscale and wholesale data center providers.
Tract is planning a massive data center campus in Randolph Township, Minnesota. The project will occupy 240 acres of land in Cannon Falls, situated between Highway 52 and Rochester Boulevard.
Tract is pursuing plans for a $5 billion data center development at the Farmington Technology Park in Dakota County, Minnesota.
After receiving a unanimous recommendation for denial from the Chesterfield County Planning Commission, Tract has withdrawn its zoning application for a proposed data center park on a 744-acre site.
Later development phases of Tract's Virginia Highlands Technology Park in southern Storey County, Nevada, on the park's southern parcels along TRW Way.
Later building areas and substations of Tract's Hanover Technology Park on Hickory Hill Road near Ashland, Virginia.
Tract plans to develop a data center park in Uhland, Texas, a city spanning Caldwell and Hays counties approximately 30 miles south of Austin.
Tract announced its acquisition of a 2,019-acre land parcel to build a gigawatt-scale data center park in Buckeye, Arizona.
Later phases of Tract's Medina Technology Park in Medina County, Texas.
Rosemount 1 was the first planned data center building at Tract's proposed Rosemount technology park south of Highway 55 between Emery and Fischer Avenues, Rosemount, Minnesota. Tract withdrew its application in June 2025.
Tract is expanding its presence in Virginia with plans for the Tuckahoe Technology Park, a master-planned data center campus in Goochland County, just outside Richmond.
Data center developer Tract is making a major move into the Chicago market with the announcement of the Morris Technology Park, a 343-acre campus located in Morris, Illinois.
Tract, a developer of data center parks, has commenced construction on its Peru Shelf Technology Park project in Storey County.
The company has purchased two parcels totaling more than 668 acres in the area, with one of these parcels being the 225-acre Pony Express Technology Park.
The Norwalk City Council has approved a development agreement with Tract, a data center park developer, for a 282-acre site known as "Project West."
Tract acquires an additional 517 acres in Reno, Nevada next to its existing project, Peru Shelf Technology Park.
Tract is planning the Mountain Road Technology Park, a proposed 430-acre, master-planned data center campus in Hanover County. This new campus will be located along Route 33/Mountain Road.
Pole Canyon 1 is the first planned data center building in Tract's 844-acre Pole Canyon Technology Park, Eagle Mountain, Utah.
Tract’s South Valley Technology Park, located seven miles southeast along USA Parkway, is a planned 1,500-acre project and can potentially support up to seven individual campuses.
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