A soon-to-be vacated data center is up for sale in Dayton, Ohio.
Romans Properties is offering 4424 Interpoint Blvd in Dayton as available to buy or lease.
Set on 4.5 acres, the site is described as a fully equipped single-story data center totaling 27,360 sq ft (2,540 sqm).
The site features two raised floor data center pods, NOC, electrical rooms (A&B side), support offices, dual fiber/telecom rooms, battery rooms, and offices. It is currently equipped with one Caterpillar 1563 kVA generator.
Site power is supplied by AES Ohio. There is 3MW of infrastructure in place, with expansion capacity to 5MW in six months. The property is reportedly scalable to 15MW or more pending ramp requests and timelines.
Built in 1991 and renovated in 2019, the site is currently occupied by mortgage and real estate services firm Radian. Radian is in the process of exiting the site and is set to be out of the data center by the end of the year; new tenants can move in from January 2025.
Founded as the Commonwealth Mortgage Assurance Company (CMAC) in 1977, Radian was formed after CMAC’s merger with Amerin in 1999.
According to a Five 9s Digital report, the site was previously sold in 2018 for $3.3 million, with Radian’s lease at the time set to run to March 2025.
