The New Data Center Playbook | Chapter 3: Ground control: Structuring land deals for data center development

This article was produced by Ashurst Perkins Coie, a member of IPFA

There is a new location equation for building new data centers. The site needs to have power, planning, infrastructure, capital and regulatory support to turn that land into an operational data center. That shift is changing not only where projects are developed, but how the deals behind them are structured. This is the third chapter of the Ashurst Perkins Coie New Data Center Playbook, exploring how the new location equation is reshaping site selection, investment and the structures behind data center development across global markets.

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