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Classification: DC-Convertible Building
Industrial/flex zoning (I-2) with existing structure, candidate for DC conversion
Site Map & Areas
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Technical Specifications
- Acreage
- 30.1 acres
- Building Size
- 281,840 SF
- Zoning
- I-2
- Facility Age
- 76 years
Infrastructure Intelligence
Scored using engine v1 · 10/19/2026
Fiber Connectivity
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Infrastructure scores blend nearest-substation distance, voltage, dual-feed status, and known fiber providers. Distances are computed via haversine on HIFLD substation coordinates.
Description
This 281,840-square-foot industrial campus in Newton, Kansas, spans 30.1 acres and offers robust infrastructure ideally suited for data center conversion. The property features 5.1 MW of installed power with 11 MW available on-site, 480V three-phase service with power factor controllers in three buildings, and fiber connectivity to the site with private fiber runs between structures. A BNSF rail spur serves the main building, and the campus includes comprehensive wet and dry fire suppression covering approximately 89 percent of improvements, hardened laydown areas, ample parking, and full perimeter fencing with gated access. Located 25 miles north of Wichita along the I-135 corridor, the campus comprises four buildings constructed between 1950 and 1972, with a 2003 addition and major renovations completed in 2022 through 2024. Clear heights range from approximately 10.5 to 22 feet, and compressed air is piped throughout the primary structures. The property is zoned I-2 General Industrial and is divisible: Buildings 1 and 2 can be acquired or leased separately, while Buildings 3 and 4 will transact together. Newton provides competitive utility rates, a lower cost of doing business than nearby metro areas, and a range of tax abatements and infrastructure support programs designed to attract industrial and technology operations. The region offers access to skilled labor and workforce development resources through local partnerships.
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