CoreSite Washington, D.C. campus (DC1 and DC2)
CoreSite runs a two-building colocation and interconnection campus in downtown Washington: DC1 on K Street (more than 22,000 sq ft) and DC2 on 14th Street (more than 24,000 sq ft), which the company markets together as 46,000-plus square feet with 30-plus network providers. DC1 is tied to DC2 and, over dark fiber, to CoreSite's Northern Virginia campus, and hosts the Any2Exchange peering point. Also known as: CoreSite DC1, CoreSite DC2, 1275 K Street NW, 1099 14th Street NW.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
CoreSite's market page lists DC1 at 1275 K St. NW and DC2 at 1099 14th St. NW as its Washington, D.C. campus. (CoreSite, Oct. 28, 2026; CoreSite, Oct. 28, 2026; CoreSite, Oct. 28, 2026)
Trade press reported that CoreSite opened DC2, a second downtown building of more than 24,000 sq ft near DC1. (DatacenterDynamics, Feb. 22, 2019)
CoreSite announced low-latency news providers as tenants at its 1275 K Street building and described it as one of the region's first carrier-neutral meet-me rooms. (CoreSite Realty Corp. via PR Newswire, Aug. 10, 2010)
Conflicts and open questions
- Treated as one campus because CoreSite markets DC1 and DC2 together as its Washington, D.C. campus; they are separate buildings, which DatacenterDynamics describes as around the corner from each other.
- Square footage 46,000 is CoreSite's stated campus total (46K+); per-building figures are 22,000+ (DC1) and 24,000+ (DC2).
- The DC1 page says it takes a single utility feed from what it calls the White House utility grid; it does not name the utility, so utility is left null.
- Coordinates are a rough midpoint between the two addresses.
The full record
- Status note
- CoreSite lists both downtown buildings as one Washington, D.C. campus offering colocation and interconnection; operator page, accessed Oct. 28, 2026.
- Power note
- CoreSite's pages give no megawatt figure for either building.
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- Under 50 MW (outside main scope; kept for completeness)