Seattle-based Amazon.com Inc. has bought a 220-acre site in Laveen for a potential data center campus in Phoenix.
Seattle-based Amazon.com Inc. has bought a 220-acre site in Laveen for a potential data center campus in Phoenix.Amazon acquired the site for $277 million in cash through its subsidiary Amazon Data Services, according to land records and Tempe-based real estate database Vizzda. It paid more than $1.2 million an acre in the deal.
”Amazon Web Services, the company's cloud-based computing platform, has invested more than $108 billion since 2011 to expand its cloud computing infrastructure, according to its 2023 economic impact report.The Laveen property is located near the Loop 202 and Dobbins Road, about 20 minutes west of downtown Phoenix. It is part of an industrial corridor the city wants to establish as a technology center and was one of two areas Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
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