104 Whiley Road Lancaster Ohio (2024)

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Google currently has 24 data centers in 13 states and nine different countries. The tech company purchased land in Columbus and Lancaster for the data centers in 2021. The addresses for data center in Columbus is 5076 South High St. and 105 Whiley Rd., west of U.S. 33 in Lancaster.

Google is expanding its data center footprint around Columbus, Ohio. The search and cloud company this week announced plans to build two more data centers in Columbus and Lancaster. The company has one facility operational in the New Albany area of Columbus.

Google is pouring another $2.3 billion into its three data center sites in central Ohio. The tech giant announced the investments Tuesday morning at its data center on the city's Far South Side that was once the home of the historic Hartman Farm where construction continues.

The region is becoming a preferred destination for major corporations such as Wells Fargo, Intel, Google and Honda. Wells Fargo is planning to establish a new technology hub in the Columbus-area, bolstering the local economy with nearly 585 fresh jobs.

The Water Plant will start construction in November 2022 and be completed in the spring of 2025. Construction will occur throughout the park so it will look more like a disaster area for a few years.

Companies like Google have announced major investments in Central Ohio, most recently, a 1.7 billion dollar commitment. Meanwhile, construction on Intel's $20 billion semiconductor facilities is underway in Licking County and right around the corner is the New Albany Tech Park.

Amazon last year acquired 400 acres of land along Beech Road in New Albany for $116.6 million, just north of the 112 acres the company purchased in 2020. The company also has data centers in the Hilliard and Dublin areas of Columbus, and is seeking to develop nine more data centers at a new campus in Hilliard.

A new study released by the Bank of America Institute confirms this, showing Columbus is the fastest growing city in the U.S.

Facebook is expanding its data center operations in New Albany — again. Facebook parent Meta said Thursday that the company is adding two more buildings totaling about 1 million square feet to the site. The addition will boost Meta's investment in New Albany by $500 million to $1.5 billion.

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Google has unveiled its new headquarters in New York. The office, which is next to the Hudson River, features 1.5 acres of plants. The tech giant has doubled its New York headcount from 7,000 in 2018 to 14,000 in 2024.

Spanning nearly 1,000 acres in New Albany, Licking County, just outside of Columbus, the “mega-site” can accommodate a total of eight chip factories as well as supporting operations and ecosystem partners.

Birtcher Development, an industrial real estate development firm, has broken ground on the Birtcher Oak Valley Commerce Center, a four-building, 2.25-million-square-foot industrial campus in Calimesa, CA. The project is fully entitled and delivery is expected in the second and third quarters of 2024.

The City of Northwood is improving the former Woodville mall site. The City owns 120 acres and is currently redeveloping the area into an "age-in-place" mixed use neighborhood complete with a new downtown to include retail and commercial spaces, as well as the new Community Center!

The new data centers being built in Columbus and Lancaster will bring Google's total investment to date in the Buckeye state to more than $2 billion. The Columbus data center will be located on South High Street, near the Scioto Downs and the Lancaster center will be at 105 Whiley Road.