TRG Houston Campus — Spring Parent
Overview
The listing describes TRG Houston Campus as announced retail colocation in Spring at 0 MW, again at 2626 Spring Cypress Road. DataCenterMap’s campus profile correctly treats it as a multi-building listing covering HOU1 and HOU2. TRG’s brochure calls the site a 10-acre TRG-owned parcel with two data centers, 30 MW confirmed from CenterPoint, redundant feeds, and Spring / Woodlands-adjacent access. Adding HOU1’s 45,000 GSF to HOU2’s 110,000 square feet is how directories reach ~155,000 square feet. That sum is a campus roll-up. It is not a third floor plate.
This facility record does not become a second copy of HOU1 or HOU2. The child records remain linked from this parent listing. HOU2 retains 24 MW as design/utility capacity. The campus retains 30 MW as confirmed utility, not operating IT. HOU1 retains 45,000 GSF. The metro brand is Houston; the street city is Spring. The listing’s Announced / 0 MW baseline is the wrong operating label for a campus that already has a live child, and 0 MW is not a denial of CenterPoint’s 30 MW confirmation. Status is a two-building parent: one live, one in construction. The campus has no third hall in the cited record. Directory ~155,000 square feet is a roll-up of the two children. The campus roll-up does not add a third floor plate.
Questions
Is the campus a separate building from HOU1 and HOU2?
No. It is the parent listing for those two halls on one Spring parcel.
What power does the campus have?
The brochure’s 30 MW is confirmed campus utility. HOU2’s 24 MW stays on the child. Neither is current operating IT load.
Why does the listing say Houston if the city is Spring?
TRG markets a Houston campus. The street address is in Spring. Both labels remain relevant.
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