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Construction research 2026-10-24: Liberty’s March 24 announcement and municipal FAQ describe a planned three-building data center with projected 150MW demand. Proposed applies to the announced project before verified physical works. The city states USD1.4bn total investment including real and personal property; the components are not added again. This source reconciles the previously different local and production prices. Source quote: “The total cost of the project is estimated to be $1.4 billion”[1]
Initial investment; mayor projected $6-8B with tenant equipment.[1]
Construction research 2026-10-24: Liberty’s March 24 announcement and municipal FAQ describe a planned three-building data center with projected 150MW demand. Proposed applies to the announced project before verified physical works. The city states USD1.4bn total investment including real and personal property; the components are not added again. This source reconciles the previously different local and production prices. Source quote: “Metrobloks Selects Liberty, Missouri for $1.4 Billion Data Center Investment”[1]
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Liberty’s March 24 announcement and municipal FAQ describe a planned three-building data center with projected 150MW demand. Proposed applies to the announced project before verified physical works. The city states USD1.4bn total investment including real and personal property; the components are not added again. This source reconciles the previously different local and production prices.
Data center campus in Missouri with tracked parcel boundary (30 acres, 568,000 sq ft, 150 MW).