1535 NW Crossroads Data Center Project
Overview
1535 NW Crossroads is a planned single-tenant data-center building in San Antonio and the building-level counterpart to the 7400 Potranco entry. TYPE3’s map data labels it Amazon AWS SAT - 1535 NW Crossroads, marks it announced, places it in San Antonio, and records zero operational MW. A March 2026 TDLR filing names the project COPT Potranco, Core Shell, and describes a new two-story core-and-shell building for a future single-tenant computer data center at 1535 NW Crossroads, Bexar County. The filing lists approximately 141,979 square feet, an estimated start date of October 1, 2026, an estimated completion date of November 30, 2027, and COPT San Antonio LP as owner. A separate tenant-finish filing is registered for later work.
The filing establishes the planned building, owner, address, and estimated timeline. It does not confirm Amazon as the signed tenant, construction start, grid connection, or available MW. TYPE3’s map data associates this address with AWS, while the filing identifies COPT San Antonio LP as owner. The building is also separate from 7400 Potranco, whose fit-out history cannot be borrowed here.
The evidence supports a future building rather than an operating AWS facility. Tenant confirmation, energization, current load, and commercial availability remain unresolved. The exact road address and COPT project name distinguish this entry within the San Antonio cluster.
Questions
What is planned at 1535 NW Crossroads?
A two-story core-and-shell building for a future single-tenant computer data center.
Is Amazon confirmed as tenant?
The cited TDLR record does not establish a signed tenant; this is not confirmed.
How many megawatts will it have?
No MW figure is provided in the cited filing or supported by TYPE3’s map data.
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