Lincoln Rackhouse
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Lincoln Rackhouse is the data center real estate arm of Lincoln Property Company, one of the largest privately held real estate firms in the US, and it operates by acquiring, developing, and leasing enterprise-grade data center buildings to cloud, colocation, and managed-service operators rather than running its own retail cloud product. As of 2025 its US portfolio spans roughly a dozen buildings across markets including Atlanta, Dallas/Plano, Kansas City, Chandler (Phoenix), Silver Spring/Washington DC, Northern Virginia, Chicago (Aurora), Seattle (Lynnwood), and New Albany (Columbus, OH), plus a data center near London acquired in 2025 that marked its first move outside the US. The company entered data centers in 2010 by acquiring Rackhouse Group and expanded materially in 2018-2019 through a roughly one-million-square-foot portfolio deal (Dallas, Phoenix, Kansas City) and the acquisition of Bytegrid’s colocation, managed services, and hosting business in Washington DC, Chicago, and Seattle. Notably, parent Lincoln Property Company retired the “Lincoln Rackhouse” brand name for its data center division in 2024, though it continues the same acquisition-and-lease model under the parent Lincoln Property Company name.
Lincoln Rackhouse has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Lincoln Rackhouse Data Center Locations
- Camberley, UK Stanhope Road, Camberley PENDING REVIEW
This roughly 145,000-square-foot retrofit facility, acquired in 2025 with Sprott Korea Investment, provides 20 MVA of power and marked Lincoln Rackhouse's first investment outside the United States. - Chandler, Arizona, USA 2500 W Frye Road (Building 1) TIER III PENDING REVIEW
Originally built for Bank of America, this Tier III facility was sold by Lincoln to CBRE in 2019 and then reacquired by Lincoln in November 2025, with plans to fit out three of its four data halls to add 16MW of critical capacity. - Alpharetta, Georgia, USA ATL2 (4905 North Point Parkway) PENDING REVIEW
Originally built in 2009 for a telecommunications technology company and later expanded from 4MW to 15MW of power capacity, the former BlackBerry facility was acquired by Lincoln in December 2024. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA 40 Perimeter Center (ATL3) TIER III PENDING REVIEW
The facility was built in 1999 and later expanded in 2001, sitting roughly 1,500 feet from a Georgia Power substation. - Aurora, Illinois, USA 4267 Meridian Pkwy PENDING REVIEW
This suburban Chicago facility was acquired as part of the 2019 Bytegrid acquisition, which brought Lincoln Rackhouse into the Chicago colocation market. - Silver Spring, Maryland, USA MDC-2 (12401 Prosperity Drive) PENDING REVIEW
MDC-2 includes 3,500 square feet of space specifically equipped to inventory over 500,000 storage tapes, reflecting its enterprise-storage heritage. - Kansas City, Missouri, USA KC Airworld (11155 NW Airworld Dr) TIER III+ PENDING REVIEW
The campus is a former Bank of America facility comprising two buildings totaling 259,111 square feet on nearly 17 acres near the international airport. - New Albany, Ohio, USA Silicon Heartland Innovation Park PENDING REVIEW
This 190-acre campus, a joint venture with Harrison Street on land acquired in 2022, can accommodate up to 1.5 million square feet, with its first phase including a nearly 450,000-square-foot building expandable to 1 million square feet. - Plano, Texas, USA 1000 Coit Road TIER III+ PENDING REVIEW
The 454,421-square-foot facility, built in 2018, has four fully built-out 14,000-square-foot data halls plus roughly 50,000 square feet of powered shell space for expansion. - Herndon, Virginia, USA 251 Exchange Place PENDING REVIEW
The building also houses a Verizon central office and was formerly known as Level3's "Herndon 2" site before it was sold by Digital Realty to Lincoln Rackhouse in July 2016. - Reston, Virginia, USA 1807 Michael Faraday Court PENDING REVIEW
Constructed in 1982 and fully renovated in 2008, the single-story building was an operating colocation site with about 1MW of critical IT load on 11,000 square feet of raised floor when Lincoln Rackhouse acquired it. - Lynnwood, Washington, USA 4200 194th Street Southwest PENDING REVIEW
This northern Seattle-suburb facility entered the Lincoln Rackhouse portfolio through the 2019 Bytegrid acquisition, giving the company a Pacific Northwest presence.
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Common Questions
Is Lincoln Rackhouse still an active brand name?
No — Lincoln Property Company retired the Lincoln Rackhouse brand for its data center division in 2024, though the parent company continues to operate the same portfolio of acquired data center facilities under the Lincoln Property Company name.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse operate outside the United States?
Yes, its first move outside the US came in 2025 when it partnered with Sprott Korea Investment to acquire a roughly 145,000 sq ft data center in Camberley, near London, UK.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse sell cloud computing services?
No — it is a real estate owner-operator that acquires and leases data center buildings, offering colocation and wholesale space to cloud providers, managed service operators, and enterprises rather than selling cloud compute itself.
What was the Bytegrid acquisition?
In May 2019, Lincoln Rackhouse and Principal Real Estate Investors acquired Bytegrid's three-market data center portfolio (Washington DC/Silver Spring, Chicago/Aurora, and Seattle/Lynnwood) along with its colocation, managed services, and hosting business, marking Lincoln Rackhouse's first direct entry into colocation operations.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse operate an AI data center?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Lincoln Rackhouse. We continue tracking new developments.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse offer colocation services?
Yes — we've identified 12 facilities where Lincoln Rackhouse may offer colocation services. Please contact Lincoln Rackhouse directly to confirm current availability and terms.
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