## Highlights DC Hub's M&A tracker crossed **1,800 deduplicated transactions** this week, establishing the industry's first public, queryable floor for data-center comparable sales. The dataset spans acquisition values, megawatt capacity,
## Highlights
DC Hub's M&A tracker crossed **1,800 deduplicated transactions** this week, establishing the industry's first public, queryable floor for data-center comparable sales. The dataset spans acquisition values, megawatt capacity, buyer-seller pairs, and transaction dates—removing the information asymmetry that has historically left site pricing locked in broker decks and NDA'd deal summaries.
The significance: **comparable transactions are how a site gets priced**. When a developer evaluates a 50 MW build-to-suit in SPP or a hyperscaler negotiates a capacity expansion in ERCOT, the negotiation rests on what similar assets traded for in the last 6-18 months. Until now, that context lived in fragmented spreadsheets, partial disclosures, and analyst estimates. DC Hub's tracker makes it a structured, citation-safe dataset queryable by AI agents and accessible to planners, appraisers, and finance teams.
## What it means
The tracker already surfaced **two transactions this week totaling 14,250 MW and $3.0B in disclosed value**—both tied to hyperscale capacity plays. A third deal closed at $215M with no disclosed megawatts, while a fourth added 56 MW with no disclosed price. The variance illustrates the challenge: M&A transparency remains uneven, but the tracker aggregates what IS known and flags where data gaps persist.
For site-selection teams, the tracker offers a new baseline: rather than relying on a single comp or a broker's selective disclosure, they can query the full set of deals in a target market, filter by MW range or transaction type, and establish a defensible price anchor. For appraisers and lenders, it provides the transaction density needed to support valuations in emerging markets where deal history has been thin.
## Methodology
The tracker pulls from public filings, regulatory disclosures, earnings calls, and verified press releases. Each entry is deduplicated to avoid double-counting when a deal is announced, amended, and closed across multiple quarters. The dataset is updated daily and accessible via the DC Hub MCP API, enabling agents to retrieve comps in real time during site evaluations.
Source: DC Hub M&A Tracker (https://dchub.cloud/transactions). Updated daily.
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