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  1. Virginia lawmakers are negotiating the state budget and tax breaks for data centers.
  2. Digital Realty, led by Blackstone, is acquiring an equity stake and operating in the Northern Virginia market, which is located in the state of Virginia.
  3. A project involving Blackstone's QTS is planned for Prince William County, within the broader region of Northern Virginia, Virginia.
  4. The county government body in Prince William County, the board of supervisors, is currently seeking rezoning approval for a new data center complex involving Quality Technology Services.

Prince William County Considers Policy Shift on Data Center Development

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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The board of supervisors in Prince William County is currently considering whether to end the by-right development policy for data center projects. The county currently hosts over 55 operational data centers, with more than 75 projects underway. The board had previously approved a requirement that companies utilizing industrial-zoned land must undergo a specific approval process for these facilities.

From wjla.com

Why it matters

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The data center industry brings significant revenue to the county, including an infusion of $550 million in new revenue during the last budget cycle. The board's decision regarding the by-right policy will define the county's future land use and development profile.

From wjla.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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    The policy shift might affect competitive investment risk in the broader region.

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