MIA · Market 18 of 25 · East · Data checked 2026-10-20
Miami Colocation & High-Density kW Counter-Quote Desk
Send your power, space and redundancy spec. At least three Miami facilities bid blind against it, and every quote comes back on one 36-month landed cost within one business day.
- NAP of the Americas50 NE 9th Street, Miami, FL 33132
- 36 NE 2nd Street36 NE 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33132
Landed cost model
36-month Miami colocation cost
Model the full contract before any sales call. Defaults come from this metro's published benchmarks; replace them with the numbers on your quote or renewal notice.
Rate: Inflect, Colocation Pricing: What to Expect for Racks, Cabinets, and Cages in 2026 (2026-04-01): about $250/kW per month all-in. Power: EIA industrial average, FL, July 2026 (preliminary). Cross-connects: Inflect, Colocation Pricing: What to Expect for Racks, Cabinets, and Cages in 2026.
Interconnection
Carrier hotels and exchanges in Miami
Racks in or cross-connected to these buildings reach the most carriers and cloud on-ramps.
Carrier hotels and meet-me rooms
| Building | Address | Operator | Why it matters | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAP of the Americas (Equinix MI1) | 50 NE 9th Street, Miami, FL 33132 | Equinix | Equinix calls it the primary network exchange point between the US and Latin America; PeeringDB lists 336 networks and 10 exchanges present. | Source |
| 36 NE 2nd Street (Digital Realty MIA10) | 36 NE 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33132 | Digital Realty | Downtown building with access to international subsea cable systems; Digital Realty cites 45+ cloud and network service providers. DataBank MIA1 is also located in the building. | Source |
Market snapshot
No 2025 or 2026 market report covers Miami in detail, which is why bids, not benchmarks, set the price here.
Operators
Who can bid in Miami
Operators with a facility in the metro, and the deployments each facility is built for. We invite the ones that fit your spec.
| Operator | Example facility | Built for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equinix | MI1, 50 NE 9th Street, Miami | Latin America interconnection and peering: Equinix Internet Exchange, Fabric and about 255,513 sq ft of colocation space. | Source |
| Digital Realty | MIA10, 36 NE 2nd Street, Miami | Subsea cable and carrier access downtown, with 45+ cloud and network service providers in the facility. | Source |
| DataBank | MIA1, 36 NE 2nd Street, Suite 700, Miami | Smaller downtown deployments near NAP of the Americas: 11,030 IT sq ft, 1.6 MW critical IT and 28 onsite carriers. | Source |
| CoreSite | MI2, 2100 NW 84th Ave, Doral | Hurricane-resilient purpose-built space (CoreSite cites Category 5 design) with liquid cooling and a lit fiber link to MI1. | Source |
| QTS | Miami 1, 11234 NW 20th Street, Miami | Buyers with South American and Caribbean network needs; QTS cites Category 5 hurricane resistance (185 MPH) and 2 MW of critical power. | Source |
Miami colocation questions
There is no recent published asking-rent benchmark for Miami, so price comes from the bids. Retail full racks generally run $900 to $2,000 per month (Inflect, 2026-04-01).
The main interconnection buildings are NAP of the Americas (50 NE 9th Street, Miami, FL 33132), 36 NE 2nd Street (36 NE 2nd Street, Miami, FL 33132). Buildings with more networks on site mean shorter, cheaper cross-connects to the carriers and clouds you need.
The industrial electricity average is 9.17 cents/kWh (FL industrial). Facilities that bill power separately pass this through with their PUE on top, so ask each bidder for its billed PUE and power rate.
Providers bid blind: they see the technical spec only, never your name, email, phone or company, and never a file you upload. We introduce you only to the provider you pick. We ask at least three facilities to price your power, space and interconnection spec, put every quote on one 36-month landed cost, and reply within one business day.