Do You Own Data-Center-Ready Land in Kentucky? What Hyperscalers Actually Look For
Do you own data-center-ready land in Kentucky? A six-point checklist — scale, power, gas, water, fiber, and zoning — to self-assess your acreage.
Edge Data Centers: The 40-Acre Footprint Quietly Reshaping Central Kentucky
Edge data centers (40-100 acres, 80-100 MW) need MSA-adjacent sites with fiber and ready power — exactly what central Kentucky’s I-65 corridor counties have.
Inside the I-65 Corridor: How Glendale and Hardin County Became Kentucky’s Most Data-Center-Ready Real Estate
Glendale’s 345 kV transmission, $250M of public infrastructure, and the Ford Energy pivot now make Hardin County and the I-65 corridor Kentucky’s tier-1 data center market.
Kentucky’s Data Center Boom: 30 Projects, $250M of Infrastructure, and a New State Law
Kentucky now has 30 data center projects under discussion, a new tiered tax exemption, and Ford Energy’s pivot. What it means for KY commercial real estate.
How Inflation Is Reshaping Commercial Real Estate Strategies in 2025
Inflation has become one of the most influential forces shaping investment decisions across the U.S. commercial real estate (CRE) landscape. This Insight article explores how sustained price pressures, rising interest rates, and evolving tenant expectations are transforming the way investors, developers, and asset managers approach CRE in 2025. Inflation’s CRE Impact: Pressure, Pivots, and Possibilities …
How I/O Optimization Could Reshape the Future of Data Centers
This is a market insight article exploring the implications of I/O wait state optimization and how it may disrupt the commercial real estate demand for large-scale data centers. The Emerging Challenge in Data Center Demand In our recent article, The Growing Demand for Commercial Real Estate Data Centers, we discussed the massive increase in demand …