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Real Estate Assets and Construction in Progress
3 Months Ended
Mar. 31, 2020
Real Estate Assets and Construction in Progress [Abstract]  
Real Estate Assets and Construction in Progress

3. Real Estate Assets and Construction in Progress

The following is a summary of our cost of owned or leased properties as of March 31, 2020 and December 31, 2019 (in thousands):

As of March 31, 2020 (unaudited):

    

    

Buildings,

    

    

Improvements

Construction

Property Location

Land

and Equipment

in Progress

Total Cost

Atlanta, Georgia Campus (1)

$

44,588

$

561,369

$

148,660

$

754,617

Irving, Texas

8,605

370,483

107,072

486,160

Ashburn, Virginia (2)

16,476

301,886

89,564

407,926

Richmond, Virginia

2,180

196,766

140,855

339,801

Chicago, Illinois

9,400

205,698

98,001

313,099

Suwanee, Georgia (Atlanta-Suwanee)

3,521

174,594

5,302

183,417

Piscataway, New Jersey

7,466

105,784

38,791

152,041

Santa Clara, California (3)

116,282

185

116,467

Fort Worth, Texas

9,079

98,224

3,415

110,718

Hillsboro, Oregon (2)

96,728

96,728

Leased Facilities (4)

84,198

471

84,669

Sacramento, California

1,481

65,373

263

67,117

Dulles, Virginia

3,154

50,159

5,799

59,112

Manassas, Virginia (2)

13

58,909

58,922

Princeton, New Jersey

20,700

35,220

9

55,929

Eemshaven, Netherlands

46,450

46,450

Phoenix, Arizona (2)

33,252

33,252

Groningen, Netherlands

1,713

9,311

3,089

14,113

Other (5)

2,213

36,066

498

38,777

$

130,576

$

2,411,426

$

877,313

$

3,419,315

(1)The “Atlanta, Georgia Campus” includes both the existing data center Atlanta (DC-1) as well as new property development associated with construction of a second megascale data center Atlanta (DC-2) on land adjacent to the existing Atlanta DC-1 facility.
(2)Represent land purchases. Land acquisition costs, as well as subsequent development costs, are included within construction in progress until development on the land has ended and the asset is ready for its intended use.
(3)Owned facility subject to long-term ground sublease.
(4)Includes 7 facilities. All facilities are leased, including those subject to finance leases.
(5)Consists of Miami, FL; Lenexa, KS and Overland Park, KS facilities.

As of December 31, 2019:

    

Buildings,

    

Improvements

Construction

Property Location

Land

and Equipment

in Progress

Total Cost

Atlanta, Georgia Campus (1)

$

44,588

$

525,300

$

128,930

$

698,818

Irving, Texas

8,606

369,727

98,170

476,503

Ashburn, Virginia (2)

16,476

156,396

189,375

362,247

Richmond, Virginia

2,180

195,684

139,948

337,812

Chicago, Illinois

9,400

205,026

86,878

301,304

Suwanee, Georgia (Atlanta-Suwanee)

3,521

174,124

5,559

183,204

Piscataway, New Jersey

7,466

103,553

36,056

147,075

Santa Clara, California (3)

114,499

1,238

115,737

Fort Worth, Texas

9,079

55,018

35,722

99,819

Leased Facilities (4)

82,813

666

83,479

Sacramento, California

1,481

65,258

163

66,902

Hillsboro, Oregon (2)

63,573

63,573

Manassas, Virginia (2)

57,662

57,662

Princeton, New Jersey

20,700

35,192

39

55,931

Dulles, Virginia

3,154

48,651

4,688

56,493

Eemshaven, Netherlands

37,267

37,267

Phoenix, Arizona (2)

2,412

31,840

34,252

Groningen, Netherlands

1,741

9,085

3,028

13,854

Other (5)

2,213

36,163

120

38,496

$

130,605

$

2,178,901

$

920,922

$

3,230,428

(1)The “Atlanta, Georgia Campus” includes both the existing data center Atlanta (DC-1) as well as new property development associated with construction of a second megascale data center Atlanta (DC-2) on land adjacent to the existing Atlanta DC-1 facility.
(2)Represent land purchases. Land acquisition costs, as well as subsequent development costs, are included within construction in progress until development on the land has ended and the asset is ready for its intended use.
(3)Owned facility subject to long-term ground sublease.
(4)Includes 7 facilities. All facilities are leased, including those subject to finance leases.
(5)Consists of Miami, FL; Lenexa, KS and Overland Park, KS facilities.