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25 colocation markets

From the Northern Virginia and Chicago interconnection hubs to power-rich AI build markets. Each market lists its carrier hotels, exchanges, operators, industrial power rate and published rent, with sources.

Colocation markets
CodeMetroRegionPrimary carrier hotelIndustrial powerWholesale rent ($/kW/mo)Operators
HOUHoustonCentral1301 Fannin7.07 cents/kWh$165 to $1956
NYCNew York / New JerseyEast60 Hudson Street10.81 cents/kWh$190 to $2355
IADNorthern Virginia (Ashburn)EastEquinix Ashburn campus10.07 cents/kWh$190 to $2357
CHIChicagoCentral350 E Cermak11.87 cents/kWh$195 to $2256
LAXLos AngelesWestOne Wilshire25.11 cents/kWh$175 to $2505
SLCSalt Lake CityWest572 S Delong9.10 cents/kWhBid-driven6
SJCSilicon Valley (Santa Clara / San Jose)WestEquinix Great Oaks campus25.11 cents/kWh$200 to $2757
LASLas VegasWestSwitch The Core Campus10.04 cents/kWhBid-driven5
ATLAtlantaEast56 Marietta Street10.03 cents/kWh$185 to $2006
DFWDallas / Fort WorthCentralInfomart Dallas7.07 cents/kWh$160 to $1857
STLSt. LouisCentral900 Walnut9.87 cents/kWhBid-driven5
PHXPhoenixWest120 E Van Buren9.35 cents/kWh$175 to $2155
MCIKansas CityCentral1102 Grand9.87 cents/kWhBid-driven5
CLTCharlotte / RaleighEastDigital Realty CLT108.37 cents/kWh$190 to $2356
PDXHillsboro / PortlandWestPittock Block8.92 cents/kWh$185 to $2256
AUSAustinCentralData Foundry Texas 17.07 cents/kWh$160 to $1856
DENDenverWestDenver Gas & Electric Building9.54 cents/kWh$155 to $1755
MIAMiamiEastNAP of the Americas9.17 cents/kWhBid-driven5
SEASeattleWestWestin Building Exchange7.51 cents/kWh$155 to $1755
MSPMinneapolisCentral511 Building10.34 cents/kWh$165 to $1755
PHLPhiladelphiaEast401 North Broad11.04 cents/kWhBid-driven6
BOSBostonEastOne Summer Street20.25 cents/kWhBid-driven6
YYZTorontoCanada151 Front Street West12.80 CAD cents/kWhBid-driven5
DTWDetroitCentral123NET DC19.81 cents/kWhBid-driven4
CMHColumbus / New AlbanyCentral180 E Broad St.10.95 cents/kWh$125 to $1654

Power: EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A, July 2026 (preliminary); Toronto: Hydro-Quebec price comparison (CAD). Rents: CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H1 2026, H1 2026, 250+ kW at N+1; Columbus: JLL Year-end 2025, plus electricity.

© 2026 Wells Software Consulting LLC. Market figures are third-party benchmarks shown with their sources and dates, not offers. Facility and operator names belong to their owners; RentColocation.com is not affiliated with any operator listed.