Southwest Crossing Data Center 1

W Houser Rd, Eloy, AZ, 85131, US

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Metro: Eloy, AZ, US Country: United States Region: North America

Colocation space
1,250,000
sq ft
Power capacity
400 MW

Cotton City Industrial Park, LLC owns the 122 acres at the southeast corner of W Houser Road and Estrella Road in Eloy, about 60 miles southeast of Phoenix, where Ryan Companies US has filed to build a 400 MW data centre campus. The Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the rezoning to General Industrial with a Planned Area Development overlay on 15 January 2025, and no construction has followed. As filed the scheme runs to three buildings of 285,120 sq ft each, more than 855,000 sq ft in the first pass and up to 1.25 million sq ft at full build-out. Cooling is closed-loop, with average water demand put at 219,600 gallons a day. The application carries a construction cost of $687.5 million, about $1.8 million in impact fees and 4,800 construction jobs. The same ground was filed in early 2024 as a 1.9 million sq ft warehouse park that never started.

Facility Specifications

Site information

Colocation space
Up to 1,250,000 sq ft at full build-out
Power capacity
400 MW as filed

Power & cooling

Cooling
Closed-loop; 219,600 gallons a day average water demand

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Frequently asked questions

What stage has the Southwest Crossing scheme in Eloy reached?
A rezoning, recommended for approval by the Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission on 15 January 2025. The land was agricultural at application and nothing has been built.
How much building area is proposed at Houser and Estrella Roads?
Three buildings of 285,120 sq ft each in the filing, more than 855,000 sq ft in total, with up to 1.25 million sq ft contemplated at full build-out across the 122-acre site.
Which company is developing Southwest Crossing?
Ryan Companies US, Inc. is the developer and general contractor. The land is held by Cotton City Industrial Park, LLC, and no operator or end user has been announced.
How would the Eloy campus be cooled?
On a closed loop, with average water demand given in the application as 219,600 gallons a day.