DigiCo Dallas DAL1 — Richardson, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists DigiCo Dallas DAL1 in Richardson, with DigiCo Infrastructure REIT as operator, Announced status, and 0 MW. DigiCo’s current DAL1 page identifies a purpose-built enterprise data center with approximately 11,015 square metres of net lettable area, 4.5 MW of installed IT capacity, and 3,716 square metres of white space. It describes investment-grade tenancy and a long-term lease, indicating an enterprise asset rather than an openly marketed retail vacancy block.
Public facility directories identify the property at 1402 East Lookout Drive, Richardson, and report a 2015 operational building. A separate investment disclosure describes the Texas property as a stabilized asset and reports 4.5 MW of installed, planned, and contracted IT capacity in its property metrics. Those labels describe asset and lease status, not uncontracted capacity. TYPE3’s Announced/0 MW fields remain part of the source ledger because the campaign does not rewrite live map data values.
Use the page for buyers researching Richardson enterprise infrastructure, sole-tenant or long-term-lease arrangements, and installed IT scale. Ask DigiCo or the named tenant to confirm the current operating entity, lease/customer status, white-space scope, expansion rights, and whether any third-party colocation is available. Keep DAL1 separate from NTT’s Lookout Drive buildings and Digital Realty’s broader Richardson campus.
Questions
Where is DigiCo DAL1?
At 1402 East Lookout Drive in Richardson, Texas.
Is 4.5 MW available for new customers?
No. It is installed/leased asset context, not published vacancy.
Is DAL1 a retail colocation campus?
DigiCo describes an enterprise, long-term-lease asset; third-party availability needs confirmation.
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