Tritec Finds Anchor For Huge Kincora Project In Loudoun County

Tritec Real Estate has found an anchor for its massive Kincora project in Loudoun County.

Data center operator CyrusOne has purchased a 40-acre portion of the 424-acre development footprint and plans to open a $1B data center, Loudon Now reports.

Kincora is zoned for 6.7M SF of development, including 4M SF of office, 1,400 residential units, 480k SF of retail, a 572-room hotel, a 53k SF children's science museum and a 500-seat community theater. 175 acres of the site have been set aside for a nature preserve.

This won't be CyrusOne's first facility on Loudon's Data Center Alley, which houses the world's largest concentration of data centers. It owns a 129k SF data center in Sterling, with another facility on that property wrapping up construction soon.

The purchase also resulted in the first reimbursement for the Virginia Transportation Infrastructure Bank, a private-public partnership created in 2011 to help finance road projects. Tritec held the land for decades before getting Kincora's wheels turning as it waited for roads to be completed. [LN]

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