Choose a region. Compare the power claim.
Start with the market your network, customers and delivery schedule require. Each region uses the same field definitions so you can compare parcels across markets.
- Western US17 sites
- Central US25 sites
- Eastern US19 sites
- Texas17 sites
- Recent sales18 sites
Western US
The West runs from Tract’s Reno and Phoenix campuses to Colorado brownfields and an off-grid Idaho gas campus. Peru Shelf pairs an NV Energy capacity claim with by-right zoning and a February 2027 energization target. Colorado and Idaho sell speed through on-site generation, and Apex Industrial Park sales set the Las Vegas price per acre.
Central US
Texas leads the central register, from Oncor and CenterPoint agreements near Dallas and Houston to gigawatt-scale Gulf Coast sales. Kansas and Oklahoma add hyperscale deals with named utilities: Evergy’s 600 MW for Digital Realty and OG&E’s 440 MW at Muskogee. Compare the power basis before the headline MW.
Eastern US
The East pairs Virginia’s priciest land, $6.3 million an acre in Leesburg, with a 300 MW Dominion-backed parcel outside Richmond. Pennsylvania and Ohio offer gas-backed campuses and 1,700-acre assemblages. Florida, the Carolinas and New York add transmission-side tracts and a county mega-site on a 600 MW substation.
Texas powered land for data centers
Texas is the deepest market in the register. Near Dallas, Project Venus holds a 150 MW Oncor agreement on 700 acres; in Houston, Project Rocket has 50 MW studied by CenterPoint for mid-2027. Mara’s 1,200-acre Matagorda site targets 1 GW of grid capacity by October 2027.
Data center land sales and price comps
Price your site against closed and contracted deals. Leesburg land traded at $6.3 million an acre, Goodyear at $1.31 million and Woodward farmland at $155,000. Power moves the price: Digital Realty paid $475 million for 1,440 Kansas acres backed by a 600 MW Evergy agreement.