Lincoln Rackhouse
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Lincoln Rackhouse is the data center investment, development and management division of Lincoln Property Company, a large Dallas-based real estate firm, and it operates by acquiring, building and leasing mission-critical data center real estate rather than running a single national colocation brand aimed at end customers the way a Digital Realty or Equinix would. Since entering the sector in 2010 through the acquisition of Rackhouse Group, and expanding into direct colocation, hosting and managed services in 2019 by buying Bytegrid, the company has assembled a portfolio historically described as spanning roughly 2.5 million square feet across some 16 U.S. markets, plus a first venture outside the U.S. in Camberley (London) in 2020. Its business model centers on acquiring premium data center assets and anchoring them with cloud and colocation operating partners on long-term leases (e.g., Digital Fortress in Lynnwood, WA, and Internap/HorizonIQ in Chandler, AZ), while also directly marketing colocation, private suites and modular space at several of its owned facilities. As of 2024 the company retired the “Lincoln Rackhouse” brand name for its data center business, though the rackhouse.com site and the name remain in active use in the market as of 2026.
Recent activity includes developing the large Silicon Heartland Innovation Park data center campus in New Albany, Ohio (leased to Vantage Data Centers), reacquiring a Chandler, Arizona facility in November 2025, and acquiring an operational Alpharetta, Georgia data center in December 2024.
Lincoln Rackhouse has a confirmed data center presence at the following locations:
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Lincoln Rackhouse Data Center Locations
- Camberley, UK Lincoln Rackhouse London (Stanhope Road) TIER III · +44 5712332463 PENDING REVIEW
This 145,000+ sq ft retrofit facility, acquired with Sprott Korea Investment in 2020 as the company's first venture outside the U.S., was structured as a partial sale-leaseback with a Fortune 100 financial institution taking about half the space. - Chandler, Arizona, USA Chandler Data Center (2500 W. Frye Road) TIER III PENDING REVIEW
This 191,000 sq ft, four-hall, Tier III-built facility was sold to CBRE Global Investors in 2019 for $72.7 million and then re-acquired by Lincoln Property Company in November 2025, with plans to add 16MW of capacity and convert to air-cooling. - Alpharetta, Georgia, USA ATL2 Data Center (4905 North Point Parkway) PENDING REVIEW
This facility was acquired as an already-operational data center in December 2024, adding to Lincoln's Atlanta-area footprint alongside ATL3. - Atlanta, Georgia, USA ATL3 Data Center (40 Perimeter Center East) · +1 571-233-2463 PENDING REVIEW
The facility sits in the Perimeter Center/Dunwoody submarket, a key hub for technology and finance activity in metro Atlanta. - Silver Spring, Maryland, USA Silver Spring Data Center (12401 Prosperity Drive) PENDING REVIEW
The facility was acquired as part of the 2019 Bytegrid acquisition and is positioned as an enterprise-grade, highly secure data center about 15 miles north of Washington, D.C. - Kansas City, Missouri, USA Kansas City Data Center (11155 N Airworld Dr) PENDING REVIEW
The campus is a former Bank of America data center facility located in Kansas City's northland, acquired by Lincoln Rackhouse in 2018 as part of a bank consolidation sale. - New Albany, Ohio, USA Silicon Heartland Innovation Park PENDING REVIEW
Situated on a 190-acre site adjacent to Intel's planned $20 billion chip campus, the park could eventually support up to six data center buildings with roughly 1.5 million square feet and 216MW of critical load, and is being built out in part by tenant Vantage Data Centers. - Plano, Texas, USA Plano Data Center (1000 Coit Rd) PENDING REVIEW
Per Lincoln Rackhouse's own site: The company describes the Plano facility as designed to deliver reliability, connectivity and scalability for mission-critical operations in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. - Herndon, Virginia, USA Herndon Data Center (251 Exchange Place) PENDING REVIEW
The site was formerly known as Level3's "Herndon 2" and also houses a Verizon central office, reflecting its long history as a carrier facility before Level3 moved out. - Reston, Virginia, USA Reston Data Center (1807 Michael Faraday Court) PENDING REVIEW
Constructed in 1982 and fully renovated in 2008, this single-story facility sits roughly 20 miles west of Washington, D.C. in the Northern Virginia data center corridor. - Lynnwood, Washington, USA Rackhouse Seattle (4200 194th Street Southwest) CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
In 2019, colocation provider Digital Fortress leased the entirety of this 5.4MW facility as its third Seattle-area location, about 16 miles north of downtown Seattle.
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Common Questions
Is Lincoln Rackhouse still an active brand?
According to industry tracking site Baxtel, Lincoln Property Company retired the Lincoln Rackhouse brand for its data center business in 2024, though the rackhouse.com website, LinkedIn page, and many facility listings continued to reference "Lincoln Rackhouse" into 2025-2026, and the company kept making acquisitions (such as the Chandler, Arizona facility in November 2025) under that identity.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse operate outside the United States?
Yes — in November 2020 the company made its first venture outside the U.S. by partnering with Sprott Korea Investment to acquire a 145,000-square-foot data center in Camberley, part of the London data center submarket, England.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse sell colocation directly to customers?
It does at some facilities: several of its owned data centers (such as the Kansas City, Silver Spring, and Atlanta ATL3 sites) are marketed with customizable colocation, private suites, and modular configurations, though the company's broader model also involves leasing entire buildings to third-party colocation and cloud operators like Digital Fortress and Internap/HorizonIQ.
What is Lincoln Rackhouse's largest current development project?
The Silicon Heartland Innovation Park in New Albany, Ohio, a 190-acre technology and distribution park adjacent to Intel's chip campus, where Lincoln Rackhouse is developing a data center campus that could eventually reach roughly 1.5 million square feet and up to 216MW of IT capacity, with Vantage Data Centers leasing space there.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse operate an AI data center in ?
As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Lincoln Rackhouse here. We continue tracking new developments.
Does Lincoln Rackhouse offer cloud services?
We haven't confirmed cloud services for Lincoln Rackhouse yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Lincoln Rackhouse directly to confirm cloud availability.
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