1547 Critical Systems Realty
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1547 Critical Systems Realty is a developer, owner, and operator of colocation data centers built around carrier hotels and core interconnection hubs across North America. As of 2025, the company manages over 1,300,000 square feet of data center space across roughly a dozen facilities, including well-known carrier hotel buildings such as the Wells Building in Milwaukee, the Pittock Block in Portland, the Chase Tower in McAllen, Texas, and Union Station in South Bend, Indiana, plus large-format campuses in Orangeburg, New York, and San Francisco. The company’s model centers on acquiring or building interconnection-dense buildings and then selling wholesale and retail colocation into them, often partnering with real estate capital firms — CIM Group and, more recently, Harrison Street Real Estate Capital — to fund acquisitions and development. In 2025, 1547 and Harrison Street formed a joint venture that acquired several facilities from CIM Group and also acquired DRFortress in Honolulu, Hawaii’s largest carrier-neutral data center. 1547 is led by CEO J. Todd Raymond, a former CEO of colocation provider The Telx Group, and the company continues to expand its footprint, including a large planned build-to-suit campus in Chester County, Pennsylvania, backed by a 450 MW utility power commitment, and a newly launched Internet exchange (MCT-IX) inside its McAllen, Texas facility.
1547 Critical Systems Realty has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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1547 Critical Systems Realty Data Center Locations
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada TOON1 PENDING REVIEW
This facility was acquired in 2018 by 1547 and CIM Group from carrier-neutral colocation provider I.C.E. Datacenters, with part of it leased back to the previous operator. - San Francisco, California, USA 400 Paul Avenue Campus PENDING REVIEW
The campus consists of three buildings — 320 Paul (Building A), 350 Paul (Building B), and 400 Paul (Building C) — on 7.3 acres, permitted for 24 MW of power capacity, developed in partnership with CIM Group starting in 2018. - Honolulu, Hawaii, USA DRFortress CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
DRFortress was acquired by a joint venture of Harrison Street Real Estate Capital and 1547 in 2025. - Kapolei, Hawaii, USA AlohaNAP CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
Per 1547 Critical Systems Realty's own site: 1547 describes AlohaNAP as the premier multi-tenant, carrier-neutral data center complex in the Pacific and a high-bandwidth 'meet-me' point crucial for trans-Pacific traffic with submarine cable access. - Chicago, Illinois, USA 725 South Wells PENDING REVIEW
Per 1547 Critical Systems Realty's own site: 1547 states its South Loop Chicago facility at 725 South Wells is designed to meet the needs of businesses seeking ample space, stringent security, and assured redundancy. - Chicago, Illinois, USA CHIL1 / Midway Technology Center TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The facility occupies the historic Schulze Baking Company building, a National Register of Historic Places site on Chicago's South Side, being converted into a 230,000-square-foot data center. - South Bend, Indiana, USA SBIN1 / Union Station PENDING REVIEW
The South Bend facility, housed in the historic Union Station rail hub, is ranked among the top 40 carrier hotels in the United States, with 17 unique fiber carriers and 11 internet service providers. - Orangeburg, New York, USA Orangeburg Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Per 1547 Critical Systems Realty's own site: The company states this site occupies 23 acres in Orangeburg, spans 232,000 square feet, and is strategically located less than a mile from the New Jersey border and about 22 miles from Midtown Manhattan. - Portland, Oregon, USA Pittock Block PENDING REVIEW
The Pittock Block is Portland's main carrier hotel and has the second-greatest density of networks and carriers in the Pacific Northwest, behind only the Westin Building in Seattle. - Malvern, Pennsylvania, USA Chester County PA Campus PENDING REVIEW
Spread across roughly 100 acres, the site has zoning approval for two dedicated data center buildings of 1,000,000 square feet each, backed by a PECO commitment of at least 450 MW of power. - McAllen, Texas, USA MCTX1 / Chase Tower PENDING REVIEW
In 2025, 1547 launched the McAllen Internet Exchange (MCT-IX) inside Chase Tower, formally recognized by ARIN under ASN AS402079 as a cross-border US-Mexico traffic exchange point. - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA MIWI1 PENDING REVIEW
The Wells Building is described as one of the Midwest's most network-dense data centers with an ecosystem of over 35 providers. - Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA Cheyenne Data Center PENDING REVIEW
Per 1547 Critical Systems Realty's own site: 1547 states this 42,000-square-foot Cheyenne facility is strategically positioned to ensure low-latency connections to key data center hubs in New York, Chicago, and Dallas and is designed to deliver wholesale and retail solutions.
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Common Questions
What kind of company is 1547 Critical Systems Realty?
1547 is a colocation data center developer, owner, and operator — it sells wholesale and retail colocation space to tenants inside its own portfolio of buildings, rather than selling cloud computing services.
Where does 1547 Critical Systems Realty have data centers?
1547's facilities are spread across Orangeburg (New York), Toronto (Ontario), two buildings in Chicago, Cheyenne (Wyoming), San Francisco, Kapolei and Honolulu (Hawaii), Milwaukee, Portland, South Bend (Indiana), and McAllen (Texas), with a large campus in development in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Who leads 1547 Critical Systems Realty?
The company is led by CEO and Managing Director J. Todd Raymond, who previously served as CEO of colocation provider The Telx Group before founding 1547.
What is MCT-IX?
MCT-IX is an Internet exchange 1547 launched in 2025 inside its own Chase Tower facility in McAllen, Texas, formally recognized by ARIN and aimed at cross-border US-Mexico network traffic.
Does 1547 Critical Systems Realty operate an AI data center?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for 1547 Critical Systems Realty. We continue tracking new developments.
Does 1547 Critical Systems Realty offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 13 facilities where 1547 Critical Systems Realty may offer colocation services. Please contact 1547 Critical Systems Realty directly to confirm current availability and terms.
Does 1547 Critical Systems Realty offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for 1547 Critical Systems Realty yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact 1547 Critical Systems Realty directly to confirm cloud availability.
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