An occupied data center in Miami, Florida, is up for sale.
Via its Dealflow page, CBRE is offering the Aptum Data Center in Doral. A listing price wasn’t included.
Located at 2300 NW 89th Place in Miami-Dade County, the facility is occupied by DigitalBridge-owned managed services firm Aptum Technologies (and previously its predecessor company Peer 1).
Set on 2.8 acres, the three-story facility totals around 50,175 sq ft (4,661 sqm) and 2.6MW.
The building was constructed in 1984 and converted into a data center in 2001. Digital Realty acquired the site from Peer 1 in 2006 in a 10-year sale-leaseback deal.
Though not listed on the company's website, the facility is known as MIA11.
A spokesperson for Digital Realty confirmed to DCD that it owns the property and that it’s fully leased to and operated by another data center operator. The company declined to comment further.
Aptum lists the data center on its website. The company is yet to reply to DCD’s request for comment.
CBRE didn’t provide any more information when contacted by DCD.
Founded as Canadian ISP Peer 1 Network in 1996, today Aptum offers managed cloud and infrastructure, consulting, network, and colocation services. Peer 1 was acquired by Cogeco Cable in 2012, with Cogeco Peer 1 sold to DigitalBridge (then Digital Colony) in 2019 and changing its name to Aptum Technologies the same year.
Aptum lists three other US data centers in Los Angeles, California; Herndon, Virginia; and Atlanta, Georgia. The company also operates eight locations in Canada and two in the UK.
Canadian cloud and carrier-neutral data center provider eStruxture acquired Aptum's eight Canadian facilities in 2021.
