San Antonio, TX

	150,000 SF single-tenant building
	Structurally-enhanced building with 9" thick walls & with a concrete roof system designed to withstand 175 MPH winds
	Purpose-built facility designed to house up to a Tier IV data center
	33 acre site allows for expansion up to 350,000 SF while maintaining 200'+ setbacks
	Secure, master planned office park location outside of any flight path or proximity to rail lines
	Zoning specifically approved for data center use
	City has approved site plan for generators, cooling towers, fuel storage tanks, etc.
	LEED certified shell construction
	Tenant will have access to gray water (recycled water)
	Interior has been excavated 6' below a designed finished floor to expedite under floor, conduit, and piping
	Up to a 24' clear height

	150,000 SF single-tenant building
	Structurally-enhanced building with 9” thick walls & with a concrete roof system designed to withstand 175 MPH winds
	Purpose-built facility designed to house up to a Tier IV data center
	33 acre site allows for expansion up to 350,000 SF while maintaining 200'+ setbacks
	Secure, master planned office park location outside of any flight path or proximity to rail lines
	Zoning specifically approved for data center use
	City has approved site plan for generators, cooling towers, fuel storage tanks, etc.
	LEED certified shell construction
	Tenant will have access to gray water (recycled water)
	Interior has been excavated 6' below a designed finished floor to expedite under floor, conduit, and piping
	Up to a 24' clear height

ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas)
	Isolated, independent, power grid serving Texas
	Proven to be more reliable than the two larger East and West Coast power grids
	72,820 MW of generation capacity, 46% of which has been added since 1996
	13.8% reserve margin at peak load beats 12.4% target
CPS (City Public Service) Energy
	More than 50% of the electric utility power generated from CPS is generated from sources with a zero carbon footprint
	Largest municipally owned electric and gas utility provider
	Goal is to generate 20% of electric capacity at peak load from renewable resources by 2020
	Today generating 11% of electric capacity at peak load from renewable resources
	CPS power generation breakdown:   - 35% nuclear   - 34% coal   - 16% wind, solar, and other renewable resources   - 15% natural gas
San Antonio Benefits
	San Antonio's cost of electricity ranks among the lowest of the nation's large cities
	All-in electricity cost of approximately $.055 per KWH
	New reliable infrastructure
	Low/no seismic activity, low/no hurricane activity, low/no severe ice storms, and low tornadic activity
	Low cost of living, real estate, and labor
	Pro-business environment

	Two independent municipal water mains serve the property through diverse routes
	Tenant has access to recycled (gray) water
	Municipal and recycled water provided by the San Antonio Water System (SAWs)
	SAWs is the largest provider of recycled water in the country
	Recycled water is less than half the cost of municipal water
	The use of recycled water is a key element of a LEED certified data center
	Multiple fiber providers serve the site
	Fiber access from the front and rear of the property allow for diversity and redundancy

Stream Data Centers is a leading national investor and developer of new data centers including: colocation data center, disaster recovery center, mission critical data center operations, and tier 3 and tier 4 data center solutions. ©2010 Stream Realty. All rights reserved.