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Indiana will exempt a project for up to fifty years.

We purchase and option Indiana land for data center development. No other state in this network offers a term anywhere close, and that has consequences for what a developer is willing to commit to your ground.

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A fifty year exemption buys a fifty year mindset

When a developer expects to hold a site for decades, they care more about getting the land right and less about getting it cheap. That works in favour of a landowner with genuinely good ground, and against anyone hoping a marginal parcel will be taken on enthusiasm.

The smaller thresholds are scaled to your county

Below the very large tier, what a project must invest varies with county population and runs from roughly 25 million to 150 million dollars over five years. Rural Indiana sits at the lower end of that range, which is the more accessible end.

We are the buyer and most answers are no

We sit across the table from you rather than beside you, and anything we send should go to your own attorney before you act on it. Most Indiana ground we look at will not suit this, and you will hear that from us plainly.

Indiana

Selling land for a data center in Indiana

The state page covers the county drainage boards that hold a say over where anything can be built, what Indiana's public argument over water changed about how developers look for sites, and which parts of the state carry the transmission.

More about IndianaHow the process works

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