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Phoenix Ranks 4th Among Data Center Markets

North American data center demand surged last year, driving a record amount of construction. Phoenix boasts some of the highest average asking rates ($170 – $210) for 250-500 kilowatt (kW) per month, according to CBRE’s latest North American Data Center Trend Report

Phoenix’s total inventory increased to 602.8 megawatts (MW) (a 67% increase year over year), ranking fourth largest among the North American primary data center markets. With 176.0 MW of product under construction at the end of 2024 – up from 163.5 MW at the same time last year – the market is being fueled by interest from developers seeking lower cost of power and tax incentives. Phoenix trails Atlanta, N. Virginia and Dallas.

Phoenix’s vacancy rate dropped to 1.9%, a significant decrease from the previous year, and a record low, which can be attributed to the 245.5 MW positive absorption in 2024.

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