DataCenterBlogger
03-23-2007, 03:57 AM
Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (DLR) continues to expand its footprint in Manhattan's premier carrier hotels, announcing Thursday that it has acquired the primary meet-me-room at the 111 Eighth Avenue carrier hotel. Digital Realty said it paid $24.5 million to acquire a 33,700 square feet lease from NYC Connect, including two suites located on the third and seventh floors of the building that are 94 percent leased.
The facility will be managed by Telx, which also operates an interconnection facility at 60 Hudson Street, Manhattan's other leading carrier hotel property. Late last year Telx was acquired by GI Partners, and then signed agreements to lease and exclusively manage the Meet-Me-Rooms of 10 Digital Realty Trust facilities in the U.S. in addition facilities Telx owns at 60 Hudson and the 56 Marietta carrier hotel in Atlanta.
Read the full story: Digital Realty Buys 111 Eighth Meet-Me-Room (http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2007/Mar/22/digital_realty_buys_111_eighth_meet-me-room.html)
The facility will be managed by Telx, which also operates an interconnection facility at 60 Hudson Street, Manhattan's other leading carrier hotel property. Late last year Telx was acquired by GI Partners, and then signed agreements to lease and exclusively manage the Meet-Me-Rooms of 10 Digital Realty Trust facilities in the U.S. in addition facilities Telx owns at 60 Hudson and the 56 Marietta carrier hotel in Atlanta.
Read the full story: Digital Realty Buys 111 Eighth Meet-Me-Room (http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2007/Mar/22/digital_realty_buys_111_eighth_meet-me-room.html)