Aphorio Carter Acquires Centennial Data Center for $7.3 Million

Aphorio Carter Crucial Infrastructure Treasure, LLC (“Aphorio Carter”), a 506(c) non-public placement firm specializing in serious infrastructure and data center investments, has announced the acquisition of the Centennial Data Center in Centennial, Colorado. The property was purchased for approximately $7.3 million and is currently fully leased to two Fortune 500 companies.

The Centennial Data Center is located in the Denver market and spans 2.67 acres, offering over 30,000 square feet of space, three generator supplementary systems, and AC/DC power rooms. The facility is strategically positioned in Colorado, a state known for its robust fiber optic infrastructure, favorable tax policies, and economic incentives for data center investments.

“We are excited to add the Centennial Data Center to our portfolio as it provides additional value for our investors,” stated John Regan, Aphorio Carter’s Chief Investment Officer. “With top-tier tenants and strong investment fundamentals, this acquisition is a strategic move for Aphorio Carter as we continue to grow our presence in the technology infrastructure sector.”

This marks Aphorio Carter’s sixth infrastructure real estate acquisition in the past two years, bringing their total portfolio value to $193 million in infrastructure and data center assets under management.

Aphorio Carter is a Carter Funds company specializing in revenue-producing, mission-critical infrastructure, data centers, and high-growth technology-related real estate investments. With a team of experienced professionals and a track record of acquiring 125 data centers globally, Aphorio Carter focuses on properties leased to creditworthy tenants in various sectors of the digital infrastructure industry.

Overall, Aphorio Carter aims to aggregate and manage portfolios of digital infrastructure assets with strategic value-add opportunities, creating value for the private investment funds it sponsors. The company’s principals have a combined experience of over a century in the digital infrastructure space, with a history of totaling $5.3 billion in transaction volume.

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In conclusion, Aphorio Carter’s acquisition of the Centennial Data Center underscores the company’s commitment to expanding its portfolio of critical assets in the U.S. and creating value through data center real estate investments.