Broker Offers Prime Data Center Land for Sale at Sites Across Dallas and Fort Worth Texas for Hyperscale, AI, and Cloud
2,100 acres of prime data center land in DFW, offering development opportunities for hyperscale and cloud facilities development site selection
Dallas-Fort Worth offers robust power infrastructure, strategic proximity to high-capacity transmission lines, and a business-friendly environment—factors that make it a prime location for hyperscale and AI data center developments. With access to ERCOT’s independent grid, attractive tax incentives, and a skilled tech workforce, developers can scale operations while optimizing both performance and sustainability. Texas produces more electricity than any other state.
DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, February 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Breaking News: In a game-changing announcement, Roxanne Marquis of 8888cre.com reveals the availability of 2,100 acres of prime data center land for sale strategically located across Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, including coveted parcels in Johnson County, Ellis County, and the city of Midlothian Texas. This development opportunity comes at a critical juncture when the data center industry is rapidly evolving to meet sustainability challenges and the growing demand for hyperscale and cloud data centers to meet the needs of cloud computing and AI growth.
Marquis, a renowned authority on data center real estate and site selection, has meticulously curated sites equipped with robust power infrastructure, including nearby substations, power plants, and 138kV and 235kV transmission lines. These strategic data center locations are primed for innovative data center designs that can dramatically reduce water usage and improve energy efficiency.
“The data center developer who secures these sites will be able to create AI-ready data centers with the continuous capacity needed to meet the growing demands of AI compute and data center infrastructure.” — Roxanne MarquisThe data center and energy industries are undergoing unprecedented transformations as demand for advanced infrastructure for AI and blockchain technologies skyrockets. At the forefront of this evolution, three prime land parcels totaling over 6,000 acres and estimated to be valued over $1 billion dollars have hit the market in Dallas Texas, heralding a golden opportunity for businesses looking to capitalize on the region’s unmatched powered land advantages. Marketed by Roxanne Marquis of 8888cre.com, these properties will create enormous and dynamic tech hubs in the Texas landscape.
Key Site Statistics
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Acreage | 2,100+ Acres |
| Power Capacity | 345kV Transmission Lines |
| Ideal For | AI, Data Center, Server Farms, Natural Gas Power Generation, Battery Storage, Industrial, Crypto |
| Strategic Location | Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Metro |
How to Evaluate Data Center Land in Texas for Data Center and AI Compute Site Selection
- Step 1: Select a region with high connectivity and energy access.
- Step 2: Check if the land has access to an expandable MW capacity.
- Step 3: Review Texas' tax abatements for data center developments.
A Hub for the Convergence of Hyperscale, Cloud, AI-Ready Data Centers, Cryptocurrencies, and Energy Generation in Dallas Commercial Real Estate
Marquis highlights that while large data centers can consume between 300,000 to 5 million gallons of water per day, the strategic locations she's offering are ideal for implementing water-efficient cooling technologies. For example, Google's data center in Midlothian, Texas, uses air cooling for much of the year and relies on recycled water for its cooling needs, helping to reduce the strain on local water resources. Developers who secure these sites will be well-positioned to create data center ecosystems that prioritize water sustainability and align with ESG initiatives. (official announcement).
Dallas Fort Worth: Fast-Growing AI & Blockchain Hub Featuring Prime, Nuclear-Ready Sites for Large Load Interconnection, Showcased in Press Release #3 with Over $1B in Total Valuation centers to handle complex computations more efficiently. This acceleration has facilitated the development of AI applications across various industries. NVIDIA’s ongoing innovation with new GPU architectures and AI solutions is poised to transform traditional data centers into AI factories capable of managing extensive AI-driven tasks. This transformation is expected to enhance computational efficiency and reduce operational costs, reinforcing DFW’s leadership in the data center space.
The latest offerings, represented by Roxanne Marquis of 8888cre.com, bring unparalleled proximity to critical power infrastructure, including Oncor’s 345kV and 138kV transmission lines, and direct access to ERCOT’s independent power grid (source). "We're not just offering land for data center development," Marquis states emphatically. "We're providing a gateway to the future of data center operations in Texas, including opportunities for wholesale data centers, powered shell data centers, and build-to-suit data centers. Developers who secure these sites will be at the epicenter of technological innovation in the region, with the potential to create true data center ecosystems."
The properties Marquis represents are not only strategically located for power capacity and fiber connectivity but also positioned to leverage Texas's business-friendly environment and skilled workforce. These sites offer excellent options for data center expansion and the creation of extensive data center campuses.
Optimizing AI Infrastructure Energy for AI Compute
According to Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, “Data centers must adopt accelerated computing and generative AI to meet the growing demands of modern applications.” Roxanne Marquis echoes this sentiment, adding, “Huang’s vision aligns with what we’re seeing in Texas—developers are prioritizing future-proof infrastructure capable of scaling with the demands of AI, blockchain, and cloud technology. He envisions a comprehensive overhaul of data center infrastructure, emphasizing the replacement of outdated equipment with advanced solutions that can power the next generation of AI and blockchain applications. The Dallas Fort Worth market offers a unique combination of robust power infrastructure and strategic location to meet these needs.”
Future Growth in Demand for Data Center Land
As the data center industry grapples with its environmental impact and the need for responsible land use, Marquis's expertise in selecting these properties underscores the critical intersection of technology, sustainability, and data center real estate. Her announcement is set to spark intense interest from data center operators, colocation providers, and investors looking to establish a foothold in one of the most dynamic data center markets in the United States.
Prominent CEO Insights
- Jensen Huang (NVIDIA): Huang envisions the integration of AI and blockchain in data centers, emphasizing advanced computing solutions to meet rising demands.
- Roxanne Marquis (8888CRE): “Huang’s insights underline the necessity for innovation in data center infrastructure. With NVIDIA’s advancements and Texas’s ability to provide opportunities for large flexible loads, the properties are drawing power generation, battery storage, and AI data center developers.”
- Larry Ellison (Oracle): Ellison’s plans for nuclear-powered data centers align with Oracle’s push toward blockchain-enabled infrastructure (source)..
- Roxanne Marquis (8888CRE): “Ellison’s push for nuclear-powered data centers mirrors trends we’re observing among developers in Dallas who seek sustainable, scalable solutions. Our locations have amiable city counsels that could offer pathways for such forward-thinking initiatives.”
- Elon Musk (Tesla): Musk has endorsed cryptocurrency mining as a driver for renewable energy adoption, reinforcing its role in sustainable technology development.
- Roxanne Marquis (8888CRE): “Musk’s vision for renewable-driven cryptocurrency mining resonates with Texas’s regulatory environment and energy resources. With ERCOTs Large Flexible Load Incentives, it’s no surprise that Dallas is becoming a hub for such innovations.”
Trump also announced billionaire Hussain Sajwani, a Trump associate and founder of the property development company DAMAC Properties is pledging $20 billion in Texas data center development.
Larry Ellison (Oracle): Oracle’s Co-Founder and Executive Chairman have announced plans to integrate small modular nuclear reactors into data center operations.
Roxanne Marquis: “Ellison’s nuclear strategy represents a bold step toward sustainability. Texas’s existing nuclear infrastructure provides a strong foundation for developers to adopt similar models.”
Key Features and Advantages of the Dallas Site
• Hyperscale and Cloud Data Centers: The 2,100 - acre site is ideal for hyperscale data centers, cloud data centers, AI Computing operations with opportunity for battery storage, power generation, and natural gas lines.
• Strategic Location: Situated in the heart of the U.S., DFW offers seamless connectivity for businesses. The region’s robust economy—marked by a 5.7% growth rate last year—supports over 100,000 businesses, including 18 Fortune 500 headquarters.
• Power Capacity and Renewable Energy: With rising interest in nuclear and renewable energy options, Dallas Fort Worth offers robust power infrastructure for uninterrupted operations and low latency connections.
• Environmental Stewardship: Dallas promotes energy-efficient, water-efficient, and low environmental risk data centers, aligning with ESG initiatives.
• Continuous Capacity: The expansive land availability ensures scalable growth for developers looking to expand their digital infrastructure.
For more information about these exceptional data center development opportunities in Kaufman County, Hunt County, Johnson County, Ellis County, Terrell Texas and Midlothian TX, including details on power capacity, interconnection capabilities, and potential for low latency connections, contact Roxanne Marquis at 8888cre.com.
