Data center real estate market in North America
Dallas/Fort Worth
Published one month ago
4th
In supply of data center real estate, measured by commissioned power
13th
In demand for data center real estate, measured by TTM absorption
6th
In hyperscale owned facilities, measured by operational power
Real estate supply pipeline
Rank amongst North America markets
Commissioned
Colocation power commissioned within the market, measured in MW, includes preleasing
Available
Colocation power commissioned and available within the market, measured in MW
Under Construction
Speculative colocation power under construction within the market, measured in MW
Planned
Speculative planned colocation power that hasn't yet broken ground, measured in MW
About Dallas/Fort Worth
The Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) data center market has grown steadily over the past five years. Demand in the DFW market often originates from companies with a large presence in the area. However, many companies outside the area evaluating the DFW market find it appealing. Most companies go to Texas due to the state's central location, affordable real estate prices, and aggressive tax incentives.
The DFW area in particular has a diversified labor force, with strong growth recently from the technology and services industries. The initial growth of DFW's data center market originated in the downtown area of Dallas. Because the downtown area is rich in telecommunication infrastructure, several office buildings were retrofit to accommodate data center users. Data center growth in Dallas traditionally comes from financial, technology, managed services/cloud, telecommunications, and the healthcare industry.
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