October 13, 2006 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Real estate solutions provider Binswanger (cbbi.com) announced on Thursday that T-Rex Capital is selling a vacant 281,170 square feet data center facility formerly operated by AT&T (att.com) to DCI Technology Holdings. The property, located in Aurora, Colorado, includes a large data center, a fully equipped network operations center and office space.
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The property is served by two electrical feeders that provide a total of 13 megawatts of power and has the potential to double that capacity. The project will be available on the market during the fourth quarter of 2006 and each facility can be leased separately or as a whole.
"This facility is perfect for a corporate enterprise looking for an immediate high quality data center and also has the versatility of providing a world class NOC facility along with sufficient office space to support an HQ or large regional office requirement," says Dan Schryer, managing partner of Palo Alto-based DCI Tech Holdings. "Aurora has the added benefit of a deeply talented labor pool and a very favorable overall cost structure for companies considering a relocation to Colorado."
DCI Technology Holdings is a privately held operating company and one of the largest owners of technology real estate in the US. The seller, Stamford, Connecticut based T-Rex Capital, is a major developer of residential, commercial and government properties throughout the US.
