Data center profile · Legacy Point (Peoria Logistics Park), near 75th and Northern avenues, Peoria, Maricopa County, Arizona

Aligned Peoria campus (Legacy Point)

Aligned Data Centers' planned two-building campus on about 80 acres in Peoria, Arizona, bought for a reported $43.2 million; city application under review.

Land bought, plan under review. Aligned paid a reported $43.2 million for about 80 acres, and in Sept. 2026 Peoria's deputy planning director said an application was under city review; data centers are allowed by right there. No approval, construction, tenant or utility filing is on record.
~80 acres
bought by Aligned
for $43.2M (press, Oct. 2025)
916,000 sq ft
planned floor area in a state AI tracker
two buildings on 95 acres; status proposed (dataset)
Under review
city application
data centers allowed by right in Legacy Point (Sept. 2026)
Not published
campus power in MW
directories list the campus with no capacity
OperatorAligned Data Centers (developer)
CustomerNone named
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2029 or later (no dated power path yet).
Next stepCity decision on the application (no date published)
Power

Power and the grid

Getting on the grid

Permits

Permits checklist

1 pending · 1 checked, nothing on file

Approvals a campus like this normally needs, and what we found.

Risks

What could slow it down

Money

Money on record

$43.2M price for about 80 acres (press) (reported Oct. 2025). News report · Oct. 2025

Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. Oct. 2025
    Site Press reports Aligned bought about 80 acres in the Peoria Logistics Park for $43.2M News report · Oct. 2025
  2. Oct. 15, 2025
    Paper trail Aligned's owner agrees to sell the whole company to an investor consortium for $40B (a company-level deal) News report · Oct. 2025
  3. Sept. 2026
    Power A separate battery-storage project is proposed on 14 acres next to the campus News report · Sept. 2026
  4. Sept. 18, 2026
    Permits Peoria's deputy planning director says an application for the site is under city review News report · Sept. 2026
The buildings

Specs

2 buildings 916,000 sq ft on 95 acres in a state AI tracker (dataset). Dataset · Oct. 2026

Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Developer
  • Aligned Data Centers: owner of the site
  • Macquarie Asset Management: selling Aligned to a consortium of AI Infrastructure Partnership, MGX and BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners (press)
Government
  • City of Peoria: reviewing the application
Neighbors
  • Plus Power: developer of the separate Barrel Cactus battery project next door
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

25 records from 9 documents

Drawn from news reports, public and commercial datasets, local government records, securities filings and company statements, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 5Dataset 1Local government 1SEC filing 1Company 1
Evidence

Every quote behind this page

Grade key: A = the primary record itself (permit, filing, exhibit) · B = a dated official statement · C = news reporting. Map distances are our own measurements on OpenStreetMap and carry no grade. Allegations in lawsuits are marked as such in the quotes.

Power (4)
  • Series 2022-1, Oct 2022; Series 2023-1, Aug 2023; Series 2023-2, Nov 2023), with AUP data files covering 41, 60, 77 and 83 data center leases respectively; Collateral is the sponsor's stabilized operating portfolio under
    “Re: Aligned Data Centers Issuer, LLC, Secured Data Center Revenue Term Notes, Series 2023-2 – Data File Procedures”
  • It is a separate developer's project adjacent to the Aligned Peoria campus (95 acres, two buildings, 916,000 sq ft); battery storage is not generation and none of its MW is Aligned capacity.
    “The Project would consist of approximately 120-megawatt (“MW”) / 960 megawatthour (“MWh”) battery energy storage system (“BESS”) and an onsite substation connecting to the existing 230-kilovolt (“kV”) Agua Fria Substation owned by Salt River Project (“SRP”)”
  • 62 MW IT in phase one, expandable to 120 MW) is a different campus from the planned Peoria site; Separately, an 180 MW Aligned campus appears in APS largest-consumer reporting for Phoenix (PHX-01, per pre-compaction rese
    “the newly completed 550,000-square-foot Phoenix data center offers 62MW (megawatt) of IT power for its first phase, expandable up to 120MW at full build”
  • EDGAR ABS-15G filed June 17, 2026 by ADC Holdco, LLC) on July 28, 2026, the fifth issuance under its master trust, backed by four Aligned campuses in Ashburn, Virginia; Plano, Texas; and Northlake, Illinois (S&P presale report
    “DALLAS, July 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aligned Data Centers (“Aligned”), a leading developer and operator of ultra-efficient data centers for hyperscale, cloud, and AI workloads , today announced the successful completion of a new $1.183 billion asset-backed securities issuance”
Money and contracts (10)
  • Project identity: Aligned Data Centers campus in the Peoria Logistics Park / Legacy Point development near 75th Avenue and Northern Avenue, Peoria, AZ; Aligned acquired about 80 acres for $43.2 million for a potential mu
    “The Legacy Point development near 75th and Northern avenues allows data centers "by right" and there is an application currently under review by the city, Dever said.”
  • Aligned Series 2026-1 is backed by four Aligned campuses in Ashburn, Virginia; Plano, Texas; and Northlake, Illinois (S&P presale via press; trust appraised value $3.16 billion); Match grade: none.
    “DALLAS, July 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aligned Data Centers (“Aligned”), a leading developer and operator of ultra-efficient data centers for hyperscale, cloud, and AI workloads , today announced the successful completion of a new $1.183 billion asset-backed securities issuance”
  • Announced: Oct. 23, 2025
    “it acquired 80 acres for $43.2 million in neighboring Peoria at 75th and Northern avenues in the Peoria Logistics Park project for a potential project”
  • Project status: LAND ACQUIRED, APPLICATION UNDER REVIEW: Aligned paid $43.2 million for about 80 acres at 75th and Northern avenues in Peoria; as of September 2026 the city's deputy planning director confirmed an applica
    “it acquired 80 acres for $43.2 million in neighboring Peoria at 75th and Northern avenues in the Peoria Logistics Park project for a potential project.”
  • County code: 04013
    “it acquired 80 acres for $43.2 million in neighboring Peoria at 75th and Northern avenues in the Peoria Logistics Park project for a potential project.”
  • Project status: land acquired proposed no construction confirmed
    “it acquired 80 acres for $43.2 million in neighboring Peoria at 75th and Northern avenues in the Peoria Logistics Park project for a potential project.”
  • Land purchase: land acquisition 43.2 USD million
    “A few months before that, it acquired 80 acres for $43.2 million in neighboring Peoria at 75th and Northern avenues in the Peoria Logistics Park project”
  • Aligned acquired about 80 acres at the Peoria Logistics Park for $43.2 million
    “Aligned Data Centers firm acquired nearly 80 acres at the Peoria Logistics Park for $43.2 million in Peoria.”
  • Aligned itself is being sold by Macquarie Asset Management to an AIP/MGX/BlackRock GIP consortium for $40B (announced Oct 15, 2025, expected to close in H1 2026); an entity-level event with no site capacity attached
    “A consortium that includes huge companies like BlackRock Inc. and Nvidia Corp. has reached an agreement to buy Plano, Texas-based Aligned Data Centers LLC for $40 billion”
  • Aligned's reported $75.4M compensation claim concerns the City of Phoenix zoning ordinance and Aligned's Phoenix campuses, not the Peoria site; at least one aggregator conflates the two
    “Aligned Data Centers firm acquired nearly 80 acres at the Peoria Logistics Park for $43.2 million in Peoria.”
Permits and government (1)
  • In September 2026 the Peoria City Council directed staff to pursue a zoning code amendment requiring a special use permit for future data centers; the change would not retroactively govern by-right sites such as Legacy P
    “leaders opted for the latter, which would give applicants a set of baseline development standards to follow and the Council could also add site-specific rules when warranted.”