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Apr 12
2010
New Deals Set Up DFW to Lead Data Center Market
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New Deals Set Up DFW to Lead Data Center Market

Article from Globe St.

 

“With the groundbreaking of Stream Data Centers’ $35-million project, the Dallas/Fort Worth area cements its position as one of the fastest growing data center markets in the nation.

Stream Data Center’s project – a 20,000-square-foot data center located in the Richardson Telecom Corridor designed to Tier III+ standards and structurally enhanced to withstand 125 mph winds – is just one of several data center projects that have been completed recently or are under construction across the Metroplex. (cont’d)”

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Apr 2
2010
Stream Adds $35M Data Center in Richardson
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Stream Adds $35M Data Center in Richardson – Demand for Data Center Space Grew by 13% Last Year

Story from the Dallas Business Journal

 

“A branch of Stream Realty Partners LP has started construction on a high-powered, $35 million data center in Richardson that will target corporate users looking for robust, secure space for their servers and other equipment.

The 20,000-square-foot Stream Private Data Center, being built at 3300 Essex Drive, which is northeast of Renner and Shiloh roads east of the President George Bush Turnpike, is scheduled to be available for occupancy by August. (cont’d)”

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Oct 2
2009
San Antonio is Developing Sustainable-Energy Plan for Future
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San Antonio is Developing Sustainable-Energy Plan for Future

Article from the San Antonio Business Journal

“The City of San Antonio and CPS Energy released a report Friday outlining a broad-based strategy aimed at developing sustainable energy in the Alamo City. (cont’d)”

Sep 18
2009
Stream Ready-to-Fit Data Center Completed in San Antonio
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Westover Hills Site Offers Ideal Infrastructure for an Energy Efficient, State-of-the-Art Data Center

 

“Stream Data Centers has completed construction on a Ready-to-Fit Data Center in the master planned development of Westover Hills in San Antonio, Texas. The LEED certified, purpose-built powered shell data center has been designed to meet the needs of a large enterprise data center user. (cont’d)”

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Sep 11
2009
Stream Realty’s San Antonio “Ready-to-Fit” Powered DC Shell
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Stream Realty’s San Antonio “Ready-to-Fit” Powered DC Shell – A Speed to Market Play.

Article from Tier1Research

“Stream Realty has completed its “built to fit”, powered base building datacenter shell in Westover Hills in San Antonio, Texas, adjacent to Microsoft’s facility. The facility (we won’t call it a datacenter just yet) offers 150,000 square feet of space (expandable to 350,000 square feet) with a minimum of 200-foot setbacks on the property, dual 10MW power feeds from separate 200MW substations and the ability to expand the utility feeds to 30MW each through conduits that are already in place to support this expansion. (cont’d)”

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May 27
2009
Study: Data Center Supply Near All-Time Low
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Study: Data Center Supply Near All-Time Low

Article from Data Center Knowledge


“Data center vacancy rates will reach an all-time low in 2010 as available space is absorbed and the credit crunch squeezes new construction projects, according to an analysis by commercial real estate specialist Grubb & Ellis. (cont’d)”

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