Steam Data Center has applied for a data center project near Douglasville with a Georgia planning agency. The development would consist of nine buildings, 150,000 square feet a piece, making up 1.3 million square feet under roof. The company is looking at land off Polk Road, about 4 miles west of Douglasville. The town is about a half-hour drive west of Atlanta.

The projects are huge power users and the Atlanta Business Chronicle reports Georgia Power estimates data centers will use 83% of the utility’s power generation in the next 12 years.

Google has already targeted Douglas County, investing more than $1.2 billion in the region.

Stream Data Centers, which is an affiliate of Stream Realty Partners, has projects in markets such as Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix and San Antonio. A site in West Atlanta that would span 246 acres and could be delivered in two years.

Stream Realty Partners’ Washington, D.C. team has secured the leasing assignment for four Brookfield Properties office buildings in the Central Business District.  

The buildings, totaling 814,469 square feet, will be overseen by Stream’s Kyle Luby, John Klinke, Tim McCarty, and Josh McDonald. The properties include 2001 M Street, 1220 19th Street, 2000 M Street, and 1140 Connecticut Avenue, offering office space with amenities such as rooftop terraces, fitness centers, and on-site conference facilities.  

“This assignment is a testament to Stream’s growth and continued success across the region. We feel like their team understands the value proposition of our amenitized office assets and unique tenant engagement program, Activated,” said Bobby Swennes, EVP and head of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Region, Brookfield Properties.