Lincoln Red Oak Data Center Campus 576MW Texas

Status: Pre-Development & Master Planning Phase   |   Location: 1778 Stainback Road / Along Loop 9 Highway, Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas 75154, USA (131-acre master site)

Project Overview

The Lincoln Red Oak Data Center Campus is a major digital infrastructure development planned across approximately 131 acres in Red Oak, Ellis County, Texas, within the South Dallas data center market. Located along the Loop 9 infrastructure corridor and Stainback Road, the project is being developed by Dallas-headquartered Lincoln Property Company through its mission-critical data center platform, Lincoln Rackhouse, in partnership with Gigabit Fiber and Tradition Holdings. The campus is designed to serve the growing demand for hyperscale cloud computing, enterprise data services, and high-density artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure across Texas and the wider United States. Its location south of Dallas provides access to a major metropolitan business market and the region’s expanding digital infrastructure ecosystem. The development is intended to accommodate large-scale data centre facilities capable of supporting cloud platforms, AI model training, inference, and other high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. Its substantial land area provides flexibility for campus-scale planning, phased construction, and potential future expansion as customer requirements evolve. Supporting infrastructure is expected to include resilient electrical systems, backup power, advanced cooling technologies, high-speed fibre connectivity, and security measures required for mission-critical operations. The partnership brings together Lincoln Property Company’s real estate development capabilities, Lincoln Rackhouse’s data centre focus, and the involvement of Gigabit Fiber and Tradition Holdings. The project also reflects the continued expansion of data centre development beyond established markets, as operators seek suitable land and infrastructure to accommodate increasingly power-intensive computing requirements. If delivered as planned, the Red Oak campus could contribute to the growth of the South Dallas digital infrastructure corridor and support businesses requiring scalable, reliable computing capacity. Its final development scale, power availability, construction schedule, and operational timeline will depend on planning approvals, utility arrangements, connectivity infrastructure, and customer commitments. The stated acreage, project partnerships, and site details should be verified against current developer announcements and local planning records before publication.

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