Trammel Crow Acquires 1,000 Acres for Data Center Campus in West Richland
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Updated Oct 7
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What happened
Trammel Crow purchased 1,000 acres of land in West Richland. The company has reportedly shown interest in building a data center campus in the town for approximately one year, though no formal proposals have been submitted to the city yet. Residents are expressing concerns to the city council, and officials intend to host a community forum in the near future.
Why it matters
The acquisition of 1,000 acres by Trammel Crow could materially change local development and the tax base in West Richland. The city council is responding to resident concerns regarding the large-scale infrastructure project.
Who's involved
- West RichlandCity where Trammel Crow acquired land for the data center campus
- city councilLegislative body in West Richland addressing resident concerns
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