Long-term data center infrastructure is attractive.
Data center infrastructure offers attractive yields (8-12% cash-on-cash) backed by long-term leases (13-17 years), predominantly with investment-grade tenants like Amazon. A structural power deficit—data center leasing outpaces new U.S. grid capacity by 8-9 GW in 2025—creates a supply-demand imbalance that supports pricing power and stable cash flows. Publicly traded data center REITs (Digital Realty, Equinix) and data center CMBS provide liquid exposure to this long-duration, growth-oriented asset class.
Long-term data center infrastructure is attractive.
Data center infrastructure offers attractive yields (8-12% cash-on-cash) backed by long-term leases (13-17 years), predominantly with investment-grade tenants like Amazon. A structural power deficit—data center leasing outpaces new U.S. grid capacity by 8-9 GW in 2025—creates a supply-demand imbalance that supports pricing power and stable cash flows. Publicly traded data center REITs (Digital Realty, Equinix) and data center CMBS provide liquid exposure to this long-duration, growth-oriented asset class.