New Atlanta Area Data Center Campus Property Offered for Sale

40+ acre property for sale perfect for a data center campus buildout. Site has ample supply of power and a great location 35 minutes north of Atlanta away from traffic congestion.

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) November 12, 2009 -- Living in the twenty first century has made us aware of the ever-growing demand for what we once took for granted, abundant water, ample supply of electricity and other resources that never seemed to diminish, but today every one agrees that great changes have come about. For those companies that are relying heavily on electricity, demand and supply have become a key issue.

To many consumers of electricity it is often surprising that data center facilities are almost always the largest consumers of electrical energy among all energy users in the area. Data centers are perhaps the most susceptible operations, demanding absolute continuity of both electrical power and network connectivity. Many global enterprises encounter both shortage of space, and limited power and connectivity limitations that are insufficient for upscale utilization of existing facilities.

Josef Stollenwerk, Chairman of Atlanta Headquartered Vandiver Group, states that the company has the most suitable property for construction of a data center campus, easily capable of supporting up to four 100,000 square foot LEEDs data centers, or one enterprise mega-center exceeding 500,000 square feet. Two nearby substations with abundant unutilized power capacity serve the area already. The site is unique, with over 400 megawatts of power overhead in the transmission lines running along the edge of the property providing the option of a substation being located on the site if desired.

Located just 35 minutes North of Atlanta City Center, the site is outside of Atlanta's hustle and bustle of commuter traffic. Stollenwerk cites the friendliness and family oriented nature of the community as a significant advantage. "Whatever your interest, Atlanta has so much to offer," notes T. Martini, Marketing Vice President for Vandiver, "Top schools, outstanding sports venues, arts and culture…you name it, Atlanta has it all, there is something for every interest." Martini notes that the incentives offered by State and local agencies are substantial, and Georgia has both ideal weather and a global business community. She sites low taxes, and low cost of living as additional advantages that make Georgia attractive to foreign Corporations. She concludes, "Atlanta is a wonderful place for families, and we are just hours from Florida's exciting vacation opportunities".

Stollenwerk notes that, "Atlanta has become home to enterprise data centers operated by many companies with global presence. Many incentives are offered by City, County, State, and Municipal power providers. Stollenwerk has worked with government officials and utility providers to organize a top-level response team that can address pressing questions for parties interested in this property. He concludes, "Atlanta is as a world class business city, without the crowding associated with many others on the world stage. We hope to contribute to Atlanta's legacy of positive growth, and we invite other global companies to enjoy all that Atlanta has to offer."

More information on their website at http://www.vandiverpartners.com.

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