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Stream Data Centers

Dallas, Texas-based wholesale colocation and build-to-suit data center developer for hyperscale and enterprise customers in major US markets since 1999. Technical real estate affiliate of Stream Realty Partners. 90% of inventory leased to Fortune 100 customers.

Dallas, Texas, USA www.streamdatacenters.com

Owned / funded by

Capital and control flowing in

  • Principal Asset Management acquired a minority interest in Stream Data Centers as part of Apollo-led acquisition completed November 2025

  • Principal Real Estate Investors· joint venture$8.0B

    Principal's $3.64 billion Data Center Growth & Income Fund will capitalize more than $8 billion of hyperscale data center development in partnership with Stream Data Centers.

  • Stream Data Centers is the technical real estate affiliate of Stream Realty Partners; majority stake sold to Apollo-managed funds in 2025

  • Apollo-managed funds acquired majority interest in Stream Data Centers (completed Nov 2025); Principal Asset Management took minority stake

Owns / has invested in

Capital and control flowing out

  • Apollo Global Management· subsidiary of

    Apollo-managed funds completed acquisition of Stream Data Centers in November 2025

  • Principal Asset Management acquired a minority interest in Stream Data Centers alongside Apollo Funds

Data centers

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Supplies / contracts / lobbies for

Outbound services and contracts

  • Stream Realty Partners· partners with

    Stream Data Centers is the technical real estate affiliate of Stream Realty Partners (Dallas HQ)

Supplied / contracted / lobbied by

Inbound services and contracts

  • Approved redevelopment supporting Stream's 2 million sq ft, 34-acre data center campus (55 homes acquired).

  • Stream Data Centers acquired 55 homes on a 34-acre subdivision in Elk Grove Village for a 2 million sq ft data center campus.

  • Plug Power· supplies$132.5M

    Selling the WNY STAMP green hydrogen plant site to Stream Data Centers for at least $132.5M and exploring auxiliary/backup fuel cell power supply.

  • GCEDC offered $1.46B in tax breaks for Stream's three-building, 500 MW data campus at STAMP.

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