Bullishness in Data Center Nirvana

We heard from economic developers luring companies to Northern Virginia's data center Nirvana during Bisnow's Northern Virginia State of the Market event last week. Loudoun County is home to 8M SF of existing and planned data centers attracting tech companies, says the county's Steve Hargan. The county's Class-A office vacancy is at 15%, but Steve says there are several clients looking at build-to-suit. The Silver Line will extend to the county in 2018 and officials will start heavily marketing it next year.

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