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    US Former Energizer Manufacturing Facility + 27 MW (Dedicated On-Site Substation)

    Description

    United States
    L#20261178
    The property presents a rare industrial land and heavy-power acquisition opportunity situated within north-central Florida’s primary commerce and research corridor. The facility offers significant existing utility infrastructure, substantial acreage for campus-style expansion, and an aggressive power capacity profile capable of supporting high-intensity industrial or compute operations.
    Key Metric Property Detail Strategic Implication
    Site Area 104 Gross Acres Sufficient footprint for multi-building expansion, phased development, or large-scale yard requirements
    Current Power 27 MW (Dedicated On-Site Substation) Immediate bypass of standard utility queue wait times (typically 24–48 months)
    Expansion Power Scalable to 57 MW Path toward hyperscale-adjacent compute or heavy manufacturing
    List Price $16,500,000 ~$158,654/acre (inclusive of all existing site improvements and power assets)

    Infrastructure & Critical Utility Profile

    • Dedicated Power Delivery: The on-site electrical substation provides direct, high-capacity throughput, isolating operations from standard distribution congestion.
    • Immediate vs. Future Load: 27 MW is readily serviceable for near-term commissioning, with engineering pathways identified to scale transmission access up to 57 MW.
    • Logistics & Accessibility: Frontage along US Highway 441 provides direct access to Interstate 75 (Alachua/Gainesville hub), facilitating freight transit and workforce accessibility from the Greater Gainesville/University of Florida talent pool.

    Preliminary Alignment & Next Steps

    This asset aligns with clients seeking rapid speed-to-power delivery where standard greenfield utility timelines are unviable.
    1. Utility Capacity Verification: Request formal load letters and interconnect agreements with the serving utility (Duke Energy or local cooperative) to verify current breaker/transformer ratings and timeline requirements to achieve the 57 MW threshold.
    2. Environmental & Structural Due Diligence: Review Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) relative to historical battery manufacturing use, alongside building floor load ratings and clear heights.
    3. Zoning & Permitting Review: Confirm municipal entitlements within Alachua County for target end-use classification (e.g., Light/Heavy Industrial, Data Center, Specialized Manufacturing).

    Basic Details

    Target Price:

    $ 16,500,000

    Gross Revenue

    TBD

    EBITDA

    TBD

    Business ID:

    L#20261178

    Country

    United States

    Detail

    Business ID:L#20261178
    Property Type:Data Centers
    Property Status:For Sale
    Target Price: $ 16,500,000
    Gross Revenue:TBD
    EBITDA:TBD
    Target Price / Revenue:16500000x
    Target Price / EBITDA:16500000x
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      Published on September 29, 2026 at 7:56 am. Updated on September 29, 2026 at 7:56 am

      The property presents a rare industrial land and heavy-power acquisition opportunity situated within north-central Florida’s primary commerce and research corridor. The facility offers significant existing utility infrastructure, substantial acreage for campus-style expansion, and an aggressive power capacity profile capable of supporting high-intensity industrial or compute operations.
      Key Metric Property Detail Strategic Implication
      Site Area 104 Gross Acres Sufficient footprint for multi-building expansion, phased development, or large-scale yard requirements
      Current Power 27 MW (Dedicated On-Site Substation) Immediate bypass of standard utility queue wait times (typically 24–48 months)
      Expansion Power Scalable to 57 MW Path toward hyperscale-adjacent compute or heavy manufacturing
      List Price $16,500,000 ~$158,654/acre (inclusive of all existing site improvements and power assets)

      Infrastructure & Critical Utility Profile

      • Dedicated Power Delivery: The on-site electrical substation provides direct, high-capacity throughput, isolating operations from standard distribution congestion.
      • Immediate vs. Future Load: 27 MW is readily serviceable for near-term commissioning, with engineering pathways identified to scale transmission access up to 57 MW.
      • Logistics & Accessibility: Frontage along US Highway 441 provides direct access to Interstate 75 (Alachua/Gainesville hub), facilitating freight transit and workforce accessibility from the Greater Gainesville/University of Florida talent pool.

      Preliminary Alignment & Next Steps

      This asset aligns with clients seeking rapid speed-to-power delivery where standard greenfield utility timelines are unviable.
      1. Utility Capacity Verification: Request formal load letters and interconnect agreements with the serving utility (Duke Energy or local cooperative) to verify current breaker/transformer ratings and timeline requirements to achieve the 57 MW threshold.
      2. Environmental & Structural Due Diligence: Review Phase I/II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) relative to historical battery manufacturing use, alongside building floor load ratings and clear heights.
      3. Zoning & Permitting Review: Confirm municipal entitlements within Alachua County for target end-use classification (e.g., Light/Heavy Industrial, Data Center, Specialized Manufacturing).

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