Datacenters Are Looking for Land — Yours Might Be a Fit

Demeter helps landowners like you evaluate, lease, or sell land for datacenter development. These high-tech facilities require land with access to power and internet and they’re paying top dollar for the right parcels.

Whether you’re looking for long-term income or a full sale, we help you understand your options and make informed decisions.

What Is a Datacenter?

Datacenters are secure buildings that store and manage the digital infrastructure behind cloud computing, banking, artificial intelligence, and more. Major tech companies, enterprises, and hyperscale operators need new land to build facilities that are:

They’re the modern equivalent of utility infrastructure — and they need land just like solar and energy developers do.

Why Consider Selling or Leasing Your Land for a Datacenter?

Long-Term Passive Income (Lease)

Enterprise tenants sign long-term agreements — often 20 to 30 years — with built-in rent escalators.

Clean Exit at Market Premium (Sale)

Some landowners prefer a lump-sum buyout. If your land is near power and fiber, it may be worth significantly more than market agricultural value.

Low Impact, High Value

Unlike factories or subdivisions, datacenters operate quietly with limited staff, few vehicles, and low environmental impact.

What Makes a Good Site?

You may qualify if your land meets some of these criteria:

We use GIS and utility data to help landowners pre-screen parcels quickly and for free.

Types of Datacenters

Enterprise Datacenters

Built for large companies to manage their own operations (e.g., banks, hospitals, manufacturers).

Hyperscale Datacenters

Used by tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft for cloud infrastructure.

Colocation Facilities ("Colo")

Lease server space to multiple companies.

Edge
Datacenters

Small facilities closer to population centers to reduce data delay.

Modular or Prefab Datacenters

Fast-deployment units used for AI, crypto, or grid support.

How Demeter Helps

Whether you’re selling or leasing, our job is to protect your interests and bring qualified offers to the table.

We work with major enterprise and hyperscale buyers to:

Depending on the state and opportunity we can act as brokers, consultants, or direct buyers, depending on the opportunity. You stay in control, we bring the opportunity.

Contact us today for more information

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