DC BLOX Atlanta West campus (ATL1)
A DC BLOX hyperscale campus in Douglasville's Riverside West park, under construction with a 120 MW first phase and a planned 80 MW third building, backed by $98 million in city tax abatements. Also known as: DCB Atlanta West, LLC, Riverside West Business Park site.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
DC BLOX markets the Douglas County site as a hyperscale-ready campus in the Lithia Springs/Douglasville area. (DC BLOX, Oct. 30, 2026)
DC BLOX closed $1.15 billion in construction financing for a 120 MW data center with room for 80 MW more, with first capacity as early as 2027. (REBusiness Online, Aug. 12, 2025)
Douglasville's council unanimously approved $98 million in tax incentives over 11 years for two DC BLOX buildings of 80 MW and 40 MW; site work was nearly done. (Douglas County Sentinel, July 19, 2024)
DCD reported a third, 80 MW building planned east of the site and said the first 40 MW phase had slipped from 2025 to 2026. (DatacenterDynamics, July 2024)
Douglasville filed a regional-impact review (DRI 4112) for two DC BLOX data center buildings totaling about 761,852 sq ft with a substation, valued at about $1.2 billion. (Georgia Department of Community Affairs, Dec. 8, 2023; Georgia Department of Community Affairs, Dec. 8, 2023)
Conflicts and open questions
- The council vote date is inferred from the Sentinel's report of a Monday vote in the week of July 19, 2024.
- Acreage differs by source: DCD and a press-release headline say 55 acres; the DC BLOX campus page says 100 acres.
- The end user is not named; reporting describes a hyperscale customer.
- The DCD article shows no date; July 2024 is inferred because it calls the Sentinel's July 19, 2024 incentive report 'last week'.
- DCD lists the address as next to 1701 North River Road, Lithia Springs; the Sentinel wrote New River Road; DRI 4112 gives 1701 North River Rd, Douglasville.
- sqft (761,852) covers the two buildings in DRI 4112 only; DCD said the original November 2023 plan was 180 MW across 760,000 sq ft.
The full record
- Power note
- DC Blox and lenders describe a 120 MW data center with room for 80 MW more; the Sentinel reported an 80 MW and a 40 MW building, and DCD later reported a third 80 MW building planned.
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)