Aphorio Carter Critical Infrastructure Fund LLC, a 506(c) private placement offering focused on critical infrastructure and data center investments, has acquired the Centennial Data Center in Centennial, Colorado for approximately $7.3 million.
Located in the Denver metro area, the Centennial Data Center spans 2.67 acres and features over 30,000 square feet of space, three generator backup systems, and AC/DC power rooms. The property is a colocation data center fully leased to two Fortune 500 companies that the company identified as “a globally recognized leader in the digital infrastructure industry” and “one of the largest wireless carriers in the US.”
The acquisition marks Aphorio Carter’s sixth critical infrastructure real estate purchase within the last two years, which brings its Aphorio Carter portfolio to $193 million in critical infrastructure and data center assets under management.
“We are thrilled to further expand our data center portfolio with the acquisition of the Centennial Data Center, aiming to deliver additional value for our investors,” said John Regan, chief investment officer of Aphorio Carter. “Strategically located in Colorado with top-tier tenants and strong investment fundamentals, the facility is an accretive addition for Aphorio Carter. As the demand for data centers and data processing continues to soar, our ability to successfully execute deals in the technology infrastructure space, like this acquisition, reaffirms our commitment to aggregating a strong portfolio of critical assets in the U.S. and creating value through data center real estate.”
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