Sterling Virginia Data Center

ME-DC-Pacific

22275 Pacific Blvd

Acquired a 32.2-acre Loudoun County site with an existing office building in June 2024. A four-story 589,400 square foot data center with 96MW IT critical capacity (154 MW total site capacity) from an onsite Dominion Energy Virginia substation is scheduled for delivery in 2027 Q1.

Campus

32

Acres

Building

589K

Square Feet

Secured Power

96

MW

Development Status

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4Q25

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4Q26

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Planning and Permitting

90%

Design and Engineering

80%

Construction

20%

Commissioning

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Menlo Digital Sterling Virginia Data Center Campus Rendering
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  • Campus Name: ME-DC – Pacific
  • Address: 22275 Pacific Blvd, Sterling, VA 20166
  • County: Loudoun
  • Acres: 32.5
  • Number of Buildings: 1
  • Nearest Airport: Dulles International (IAD). 3.7 mi.
  • Land Ownership: Owned
  • Lessor: Loudoun Technology Property Partners LLC
  • Type: Greenfield
  • Total Square Footage: 598,400SF
  • Number of Data Halls: 2, 262,000SF Total
  • Onsite Substation: Yes
  • Utility Feed: 154MW
  • Total Critical IT Power: 96 MW
  • Density Supported: 366W/SF

Virginia Tax Exemptions

Virginia offers a Retail Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Data Centers, covering purchases of qualifying computer equipment and enabling software directly used in operations. To qualify, data centers must invest at least $150 million and create 50+ jobs paying 150% of the local average wage, with reduced thresholds for distressed localities. The exemption has been extended for significant investments, incentivizing Virginia’s growth as a leading data center hub.

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