Data center profile · North of Georgia 20 at McDonough Street, Hampton, Henry County, Georgia

Henderson Farms data center (Hampton, Georgia)

Southeast Property Holdings' approved three-building, 133-acre campus in Hampton's Henderson Farms development, Henry County's first data center; cannot open until 100 nearby homes are occupied.

Approved, build not confirmed. Hampton's council gave final approval to the conditional use permit 5-0 on Mar. 25, 2025, for three buildings and a substation. An opponents' petition claims construction has started, which we could not confirm; no power supplier, MW figure or tenant is on record.
133 acres
campus inside the 900-acre Henderson Farms development
first data center approved in Henry County (press)
3 x 195,000 sq ft
planned buildings, plus an electrical substation
press account of the approval
5-0
city council vote on final approval
Mar. 25, 2025
100 homes
must be occupied before the campus can open
a condition of the permit
OperatorSoutheast Property Holdings LLC (applicant and developer)
CustomerNone named
First building in serviceOur estimate: 2029 or later (no dated power path yet).
Next stepNo occupancy permit until at least 100 Henderson Farms homes have theirs (permit condition; no date)
Power

Power and the grid

Sources on record, size not disclosed

Getting on the grid

Permits

Permits checklist

1 granted · 2 checked, nothing on file

Approvals on record for the campus, and what we could not find.

Risks

What could slow it down

Money

Money on record

$75,000 developer contribution for city architectural style guides (permit condition). News report · March 2025

Timeline

What happened, and what is due

SitePaper trailConstructionPowerPermitsMoneyLegalUpcoming
  1. 2008
    Site The 900-acre Henderson Farms mixed-use development is rezoned, then stalls in the recession News report · March 2025
  2. March 25, 2025
    Permits Hampton council gives final approval to the data-center permit, 5-0 News report · March 2025
  3. Feb. 16, 2026
    Permits Hampton weighs a 120-day moratorium on data-center development (press) News report · Feb. 2026
The buildings

Specs

25% green roofs
on buildings over 100,000 sq ft (permit condition)
100-ft buffer
along the Olde Hampton subdivision line, with landscaping screens
Who is involved

Owners, partners and builders

Developer
  • Southeast Property Holdings LLC: applicant and developer
Government
  • Hampton City Council: approved the permit
Partners
  • University of Georgia: in talks on the hydroponic farm (press)
Still unknown

Open questions

Where this comes from

45 records from 5 documents

Drawn from news reports, each kept with its date and source. The bar shows documents by type.

News report 5
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 (9)
  • Equinix is developing a separate four-building, 240 MW campus in Hampton (1100 Site Pkwy). Its 240 MW and its filings belong to Equinix's record, not to Southeast Property Holdings' Henderson Farms campus.
    “Equinix is developing a 240MW, four-building campus in the area.”
  • Do not import its facts (including its 1,500 MW DRI figure) into t
    “Hampton Technology Park Owner, LLC has filed a Developments of Regional Impact (DRI) application with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for a new campus in the city of Hampton.”
  • Equinix's 240 MW four-building campus in the Hampton area is a separate project; its 240 MW must not be attributed to this campus
    “Equinix is developing a 240MW, four-building campus in the area.”
  • Equinix's 240 MW four-building Hampton-area campus and Hampton Technology Park Owner LLC's 603-acre, 4 million sq ft DRI campus are separate projects from Southeast Property Holdings' 133-acre Henderson Farms site; their
    “The 603-acre Hampton Technology Park could total five buildings and 4 million sq ft (371,610 sqm).”
  • Project status: Conditional use permit APPROVED (second and final reading 5-0 on March 25, 2025); planned: three buildings of 195,000 sq ft each plus an electrical substation; zoning conditions include a hydroponic farm,
    “The data center campus is planned to consist of three buildings, each measuring 195,000 square feet, and an electrical substation.”
  • There is no power supplier, agreement or MW for this campus yet: the city staff report states the developer is responsible for negotiating the site's power supply (Georgia lets large projects choose their provider) and d
    “The developer will be responsible for negotiating the power supply for the site.”
  • The developer is responsible for negotiating its own power supply; the staff report discloses no planned energy use in megawatts
    “The exact megawatts of planned energy use were not mentioned in the staff report.”
  • Planned scope: three buildings of 195,000 sq ft each plus an electrical substation
    “The data center campus is planned to consist of three buildings, each measuring 195,000 square feet, and an electrical substation.”
  • The developer must negotiate the site's power supply itself under Georgia's customer-choice rules for large loads; the city staff report does not state the planned megawatts, and no utility filing stating a figure was fo
    “The exact megawatts of planned energy use were not mentioned in the staff report.”
Money and contracts (5)
  • zoning condition: development obligation (financial contribution) 75000 $
    “contribute $75,000 to Hampton so the city can prepare architectural style guides for non-residential buildings”
  • zoning condition: development obligation (community benefit)
    “establish and maintain a hydroponic farm on the property, and donate grown produce from the site to non-profit organizations”
  • zoning condition: development obligation (financial contribution) 75000 USD
    “contribute $75,000 to Hampton so the city can prepare architectural style guides for non-residential buildings in the city's village mixed-use developments”
  • zoning condition: development obligation (community benefit)
    “establish and maintain a hydroponic farm on the property, and donate grown produce from the site to non-profit organizations”
  • zoning condition: development obligation (occupancy trigger)
    “no certificate of occupancy (CO) will be issued until at least 100 residential units within the Henderson Farms project have an issued CO”
Permits and government (10)
  • By February 2026 Hampton was considering a 120-day moratorium on data center development while it assesses impacts, in the context of the separate 603-acre Hampton Technology Park DRI; the moratorium debate post-dates th
    “Hampton is a city in southwestern Henry County, some 35 miles south of Atlanta. It is currently considering a 120-day moratorium on data center development”
  • Project identity: Southeast Property Holdings LLC data center campus: 133 acres north of Georgia 20 at McDonough Street, Hampton GA, inside the 900-acre Henderson Farms mixed-use development (proposed and rezoned in 2008
    “Southeast Property Holdings, LLC applied for a conditional use permit to permit a data center campus on 133 acres in Hampton.”
  • Project identity: Southeast Property Holdings LLC data center campus, 133 acres north of Georgia 20 at McDonough Street, Hampton GA, inside the 900-acre Henderson Farms mixed-use development
    “Southeast Property Holdings, LLC applied for a conditional use permit to permit a data center campus on 133 acres in Hampton.”
  • conditional use permit: approved on second and final reading, 5-0 vote
    “The council passed the second and final reading by a 5-0 vote (Councilman Turner) absent on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.”
  • Hampton City Council:
    “The council passed the second and final reading by a 5-0 vote (Councilman Turner) absent on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.”
  • County code: 13151
    “Hampton officials have approved a conditional use permit for what will become the first data center in Henry County.”
  • Project status: approved conditional use permit
    “The council passed the second and final reading by a 5-0 vote (Councilman Turner) absent on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.”
  • conditional use permit: approved on second and final reading, 5-0 vote
    “The council passed the second and final reading by a 5-0 vote (Councilman Turner) absent on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.”
  • CUP conditions include a hydroponic farm with produce donated to non-profits, green roofs on at least 25% of roof space for buildings over 100,000 sq ft, a Towaliga River park set-aside, a $75,000 contribution toward cit
    “no certificate of occupancy (CO) will be issued until at least 100 residential units within the Henderson Farms project have an issued CO”
  • Announced: Jan. 2025
    “Southeast Property Holdings LLC first applied for conditional use permit in January this year”
Site and other (5)
  • A Change.org opponents' petition lists 'Old Henderson Farms - Hwy 20 & McDonough St. - 2 and/or 3 buildings' among three Hampton sites it claims are under construction; the claim is advocacy-sourced and was not independe
    “Old Henderson Farms - Hwy 20 & McDonough St. - 2 and/or 3 buildings”
  • Two other Hampton projects are separate records: Hampton Technology Park (603 acres, Hampton Technology Park Owner LLC, DRI filed, build-out to 2033) and 0 Rocky Creek (1.25M sq ft DRI by Swearingen Consulting / Red Wolf
    “The 603-acre Hampton Technology Park could total five buildings and 4 million sq ft (371,610 sqm).”
  • Citizens' petition updated Aug 2026 lists 'Old Henderson Farms - Hwy 20 & McDonough St. - 2 and/or 3 buildings' among three sites under construction in the city limits of Hampton; no official construction confirmation in
    “1. Old Henderson Farms - Hwy 20 & McDonough St. - 2 and/or 3 buildings”
  • Site location: 133 acres north of Georgia 20 at McDonough Street, Hampton GA, inside Henderson Farms
    “The 133-acre property is located north of Georgia 20 at McDonough Street. It is part of the larger Henderson Farms project.”
  • Parent development: Henderson Farms, 900-acre mixed-use development
    “Henderson Farms is a 900-acre mixed-use development proposed and rezoned in 2008, but never built due to the Great Recession.”