Fort Worth data center market brief

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Market Brief · CAUTIONDCPI score pending · Live as of 88% live coverage · 7/8 sections

At a Glance 2 of 3 KPIs live

Operational1,834 MWsum of the sites that report MW; most do not
Pipeline1,624 MW
FacilitiesGlobal facility map
Queue WaitNot tracked
Top OperatorQTS Realty

Power & Grid 4 of 5 metrics live

ISOERCOT
Queue Capacity464,944 MW
Queue WaitNot tracked
Reserve Margin13.5%
Gen Additions 12mo19,969 MW
Interconnect Pending446,266 MW

Pipeline 8 projects tracked

OperatorFacilityPowerStatusETA
Yondr GroupYondr Lancaster (Dallas Campus)550 MWPlannedNot tracked
Anthropic / FluidstackAnthropic Texas AI Campus300 MWPlannedNot tracked
Crow HoldingsCrow Holdings / CleanArc - Stemmons Corridor245 MWPlannedNot tracked
PowerHouse Data CentersPowerHouse Irving (Las Colinas)201 MWUnder ConstructionNot tracked
CoreWeaveCoreWeave Helios TX (Core Scientific)200 MWUnder ConstructionNot tracked
EdgedEdged Texas 180 MWUnder ConstructionNot tracked
QTSQTS DFW-348 MWUnder ConstructionNot tracked
Arcadian InfracomArcadian Infracom Dallas PoPNot trackedPlannedNot tracked

Operator Footprint 5 operators tracked

OperatorFacilitiesTotal MW
QTS Realty20 MW
Meta20 MW
Edged180 MW
CITIGROUP TECHNOLOGY INC10 MW
Cyxtera10 MW

M&A Activity (24mo) 4 deals tracked

DateBuyerSellerValueMW
2026-10-19StackNot tracked$540Not tracked
2026-09-30AmazonNot tracked$430Not tracked
2026-08-19QTSNot trackedNot tracked48 MW
2026-06-05CompassNot tracked$15Not tracked

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Coverage building for powered-shell and land comps
We will surface live powered-shell and land comps data here as soon as our transaction-tracker crawl returns rows for Fort Worth. Full coverage typically lands within ~6 months of a market joining the DCPI.

Risk Factors 1 of 2 signals live

12-Month Outlook

Fort Worth's tracked portfolio comprises 20 facilities with fragmented operator control and no recent M&A activity. QTS Realty and Meta each operate two sites; Alpheus Communications, Centersquare, and other operators hold single facilities. However, no tracked sales, acquisitions, or lease deals have closed recently, leaving operator positioning static.

The DCPI verdict of Caution reflects moderate tension between power availability and demand. Together, these scores signal that incremental power for new facilities is feasible but not assured without grid or utility investment. Operators seeking to add capacity should expect standard lead times for utility coordination rather than either wide-open availability or acute shortage scenarios.

QTS Realty and Meta's dual-site presence in Fort Worth may reflect legacy positioning rather than active expansion; without recent deal records, their investment roadmaps remain opaque. Smaller operators including Alpheus and Centersquare hold single assets, typical of pre-consolidation market structure.

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