Read the power claim before the MW.
This register compares US powered land on the market with the land deals that price it. We last observed the sources on , and every row carries its own observed date.
What earns a site file
A site enters the register when a developer, broker, landowner or economic development agency markets it for data center use, or when a credible report covers its sale or contract. Each file carries at least three sourced facts beyond its name: location, acreage, stated MW, utility, status or price.
Sources and coverage
We read developer project pages, broker listings and brochures, seller-submitted listings on the Baxtel data center marketplace, county economic development brochures, company press releases and trade-press deal reports, chiefly Data Center Dynamics. Marketplace listings keep the owner confidential, so their location is the city or area the listing names.
Rows marked Sold or Under contract are reported transactions. They stay in the register as price and power comparables and live together on the recent sales shortlist. The regional and Texas shortlists group the rest by market.
Capacity has a basis
Stated MW is the headline quantity the source publishes. The power-basis field next to it says what that number is: design capacity, a utility study, a signed agreement, energized supply or on-site generation. These are different stages of readiness, so the register never sums them or converts utility input into IT load.
Compare Applewhite, which states site-design capacity, with Project Venus and its Oncor facility extension agreement, or Project Zebulon, planned around islanded gas generation.
Timing, acreage and dated claims
Power timing keeps the date or relative delivery claim exactly as published. A target that has passed stays a target, and the row carries a visible notice, as on Hencle / Oswego and 250 Disc Drive.
Acreage is gross area unless the acreage-basis field qualifies it. The North Florida file, for example, separates 1,317 gross acres from about 525 usable upland acres. An empty cell means no source published the value; it never means zero.
Provenance and updates
Every filled field maps to a source URL and accessed date in the JSON download. The numbered links in the table and site files open the field’s source. Observed is the date we read the source; power timing can refer to a different date.
We update a row when a fact changes or someone sends a documented correction. Send the property URL and supporting publication to hello@poweredlandlist.com. Sponsored placements are labelled and leave the data and sort order untouched.
Confirm the transaction
Before you commit, ask the marketing party for current availability, executed service documents, parcel-level entitlements, environmental reports, usable acreage, load-ramp milestones and who pays for upgrades.
Reuse the register
Download CSV or JSON. The compiled register is offered under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to poweredlandlist.com. Source documents and third-party marks retain their owners’ rights.
Field definitions
Back to the register- Location
- Published city or county and state.
- State
- US state containing the property.
- Grid operator
- Grid operator (ISO/RTO) when the source names it.
- Marketing party
- Developer or brokerage publishing this opportunity; not necessarily the owner.
- Offering
- Advertised or reported transaction. Developer inquiry means the project page invites enquiries without sale or lease terms. Under contract and Sold rows are reported transactions, kept as price and power comparables.
- Published status
- Status on the marketing page. Availability of land does not establish availability of power.
- Land acres
- Advertised gross acreage, including undevelopable areas unless the acreage note says otherwise.
- Acreage basis
- Scope, approximation or usable-area qualification attached to the published acreage.
- Stated capacity MW
- Published headline capacity, with its basis in the adjacent column. This is not a normalized IT-load or energized-power measure.
- Power basis
- What the stated MW represents: design, utility study, agreement, generation or existing supply. All are attributed claims.
- Utility
- Electric utility explicitly named by the source. A nearby transmission line does not establish a service agreement.
- Power timing
- Published energization target or relative delivery claim, preserved as written rather than converted into a new date.
- Zoning / entitlement
- Published zoning or approval status; verify the applicable parcel and permitted use with the authority.
- Infrastructure
- Published transmission, substation, water or fiber details.
- Asking price $
- Published total asking price in US dollars. Empty means no public numeric asking price was verified.