Developer Western Hospitality Partners (WHP) has officially withdrawn its controversial proposal to build a data center in Pekin, Illinois, terminating its agreement to purchase a 321-acre land parcel on the Lutticken Property.
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Western Hospitality Partners is moving forward with a 300-acre, 10-shell data center campus in South Bend.
In December 2025, the St. Joseph County Council officially cancelled the proposal for a massive $12 billion data center campus in New Carlisle, Indiana.
After facing local opposition, Western Hospitality Partners (WHP) has scrapped its original "Project Lincoln" data center plan and proposed a new, smaller version.
The Western Hospitality Partners (WHP) Braidwood Campus is a proposed large-scale data center development located roughly 50 miles southwest of Chicago.
The proposed $6 billion development at the Childersburg Industrial Park represents a massive transformation for the historic 486-acre Alabama Ordnance Works site.
Archbald 25 Developer LLC is the applicant for 'Project Gravity', a proposed data center campus in Archbald, northeast Pennsylvania, spanning just over 186 acres.
"Project Lincoln" faced significant backlash from local residents and officials. In response to the opposition, the developer, Western Hospitality Partners, has withdrawn its original application.
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Proposed Site for Project Gravity in Archbald, Pennsylvania
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Area to be rezoned is shown in crosshatch.
Source: St. Joseph County council
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