Service Line
Data Center Advisory
Site, infrastructure, capital, and execution must move together. EREG coordinates data-center real estate decisions across Texas and surrounding states—from corridor and land selection through utility diligence, incentives, development, financing, acquisition, or disposition.
OperatorsDevelopersTechnology CompaniesInfrastructure CapitalLandowners
Lead Contact
Reginald Benjamin
Point of Contact, Data Center Projects · Texas and Surrounding States
Reginald owns the initial inquiry and coordinates site, infrastructure, development, capital, and transaction workstreams with the project team and qualified specialists.
Scope
What We Do
- - Texas and surrounding-state market, corridor, land, and operating-facility selection
- - Power, utility, fiber, water, cooling, zoning, entitlement, environmental, and geotechnical diligence coordination
- - Tax incentives, municipal negotiations, community relations, and developer or contractor introductions
- - Debt, equity, joint venture, build-to-suit, acquisition, and disposition strategy
Process
How We Engage
- - Translate the operating or investment mandate into measurable site and transaction criteria
- - Screen corridors and properties while identifying infrastructure facts, assumptions, and unresolved constraints
- - Coordinate utilities, municipalities, technical consultants, capital sources, and transaction counterparties
- - Advance the selected path through diligence, negotiation, approvals, financing, and close
FAQ
Questions
What types of data-center opportunities can EREG support?
What types of data-center opportunities can EREG support?
Potential assignments include powered land, hyperscale, colocation, enterprise, edge, adaptive reuse, operating facilities, and build-to-suit opportunities, subject to the facts and specialist requirements of each project.
Does EREG verify power, fiber, water, environmental, or engineering capacity?
Does EREG verify power, fiber, water, environmental, or engineering capacity?
EREG coordinates the diligence process and maintains the decision record. Final technical conclusions must come from the relevant utility, engineer, consultant, municipality, or other qualified specialist.
Does EREG have a publishable Samsung data-center case study?
Does EREG have a publishable Samsung data-center case study?
No Samsung or data-center claim will be published unless the client entity, assignment, role, outcome, and permission to publish are confirmed.
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