GA On Compass' Target List

Fresh from a $100M capital infusion, Compass Datacenters is looking to enter new markets, including Georgia. We spoke with Compass CEO Chris Crosby (left), who says he's scouting sites in the state for an undisclosed client. Compass received $35M in equity and an increase of $65M from KeyBank on its credit facility to fuel expansion. Compass' main clients include Windstream, Iron Mountain, and CenturyLink, and it provides primary, secondary and cloud facilities in boxes ranging from 22k SF to 26k SF, Chris says.

CLARIFICATION: In our May 21 issue, MARTA's Amanda Rhein was misquoted as stating a potential rail line extension up Ga 400 would take priority over other potential rail projects. Amanda said it would be of most interest to Central Perimeter leaders. We regret the error.

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