The tech park sits on 500 acres and can accommodate multiple buildings totaling 6 million square feet. Read more at Columbus Business First.

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Amazon Web Services, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, is set to build five new data centers in New Albany.

As part of the agreement, the tech giant has announced it will spend $3.5 billion by 2030 in the Columbus suburb. On Tuesday, the New Albany City Council approved a resolution that allows the project to move forward.

The new data centers will support computer servers, networking equipment and the AWS technology that helps people connect with each other, stream entertainment and play video games. Read more at Spectrum News…

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“Twenty-five years ago this was a cornfield — today, we’re fighting cancer and disease in New Albany,” Jen Chrysler said. Read more at Columbus Business First

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The 407-acre project could yield as many as 1,220 multifamily units, as well as data centers, retail, restaurants, manufacturing, warehousing, office and more. Read more at Columbus Business First…

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This suburb northeast of Columbus, Ohio, is known for its charm but is increasingly becoming a hotbed of business growth, thanks in large part to the New Albany International Business Park. But there’s much more to its success than the $20 billion Intel development. Learn more, and find out why the city is a great place to work and raise a family, in this Special Advertising Section from the Summer 2023 issue of Columbus CEO magazine.

Read at Columbus CEO

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Central Ohio gained 6,100 construction jobs over the past year, more than almost any other U.S. city, as Intel, Ohio State University and other projects keep the local hammers swinging.

Read more at The Newark Advocate

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The company has quietly grown into one of Central Ohio’s largest employers, as it continues to expand at what is now its headquarters in New Albany. Read more at Columbus Business First…

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New Albany is becoming synonymous with big tech thanks to a growing number of projects from the likes of Intel, Facebook, Google and Amazon. Another out-of-state company is taking notice. Read more at Columbus Business First…

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MEDIA CONTACT: Lisa Hinson
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614.416.7100

Washington, DC (August 31, 2022) – DBT-DATA announced today the purchase of 93 acres in the New Albany International Business Park in New Albany, Ohio. As a leader in the development of mission critical facilities, DBT-DATA intends to construct up to one million square feet of power shell facilities, which are completed buildings equipped with all necessary power and connectivity that can be customized to meet the needs of a single or multiple customers. This will be the company’s first project in the state of Ohio.

Crediting the existing infrastructure in the business park, including 300 megawatt redundant power, triple feed electric capabilities and robust fiber optic networks, DBT-DATA had its eye on a New Albany location for some time.

“The New Albany International Business Park has built a national reputation as a reliable location for mission critical facilities,” said DBT-DATA CEO, David Tolson. “Demand for data center space continues to grow and users appreciate the flexibility that comes with a completed building already prepared to meet their technology needs that can be finished to their exact specifications.”

“The strategic planning and investment in power and internet infrastructure were important factors in our decision to develop in New Albany. The City of New Albany, AEP Ohio and New Albany Company set the stage for the expansion of this sector by investing in the critical elements that support business growth,” concluded Tolson.

“DBT-DATA is a respected and experienced developer and we’re pleased they’ll be delivering this important data center option for prospective tenants of all sizes in the New Albany International Business Park,” said Bill Ebbing, President and CEO of New Albany Company. “Our mission critical cluster in the park continues to grow as existing companies like Meta, AWS and Google expand and new businesses establish operations here.”

The 93+ acre site is bordered by Clover Valley Road, Jug Street and Mink Street.

About DBT-DATA

DBT-DATA is an affiliate of DBT Development Group, LLC, a Washington, D.C. based real estate development company. The company specializes in high quality living and working spaces, including residential, commercial and data center development.

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Global biopharmaceutical manufacturer Amgen picked New Albany, Ohio, on June 28, 2021, as the location for a $375 million drug manufacturing and packaging complex that will employ 400 high-wage workers. On May 23 of this year, AmplifyBio, a biotech contract research organization, picked New Albany for a $150 million complex that will place over 100 highly paid workers doing research and development in a new 350,000-sq.-ft. facility….Continue Reading.

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