POWERED LAND · NATIONWIDE
Compute is waiting on power. We deliver land that has it.
Own land near transmission? We secure the utility path and bring qualified buyers — you participate in the value created.
THE MARKET, IN FOUR NUMBERS
4+ yrs
average wait for a grid connection in primary data center markets
JLL, 2026 Global Data Center Outlook · Jan 20261.4%
primary-market data center vacancy, a record low
CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H1 2026 · H1 202680.4%
of primary-market capacity under construction already preleased
CBRE, North America Data Center Trends H1 2026 · H1 20266.7–12%
projected U.S. electricity share by 2028 (325–580 TWh)
U.S. DOE / Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory · Dec 2024THE CONSTRAINT
The constraint moved from chips to the grid.
Demand for AI compute is rising faster than utilities can connect new load. In primary markets, the average wait for a grid connection now exceeds four years. The large transformers that serve new load take more than two years to arrive. Capital is committed. Chips are shipping. The megawatts are late.
Yet usable capacity already exists on today's grid, next to land no one has matched to it. Finding that capacity, securing it, and carrying it to energization is the work that now decides where data centers get built. It is the only work we do.
HOW WE CREATE VALUE
Three stages. Exit, sell, or hold at any of them.
Stage 1
Intake & screening
What happens: We collect parcel data, run desktop diligence, and confirm the site warrants utility outreach.
You receive: Screening summary, preliminary SRL assignment, and recommendation to advance or deprioritize.
No fee at intake. Screening is part of qualification.Stage 2
Utility discovery
What happens: We submit load requests and obtain informal utility snapshots describing serving infrastructure and timeline.
You receive: Utility correspondence package, capacity band, energization window, and updated SRL (typically 2).
Fee earned when written utility response is delivered and accepted.Stage 3
Feasibility & scope
What happens: We advance utility studies, document infrastructure requirements, and flag schedule risks including long-lead equipment.
You receive: Scope summary, cost range, schedule assumptions, risk register, and SRL 3 confirmation.
Fee earned when feasibility findings are delivered per agreed scope.Stage 4
Binding commitment
What happens: We support binding design, formal planning, tariff execution, and capacity reservation per utility process.
You receive: Executed or in-progress utility agreements, collateral terms, construction scope, and SRL 4 confirmation.
Fee earned at defined commitment milestone — reservation executed or binding design accepted.Stage 5
Delivery & transaction
What happens: Site advances to construction or energization; we support buyer introduction, option structuring, or joint development.
You receive: Deliverable site package, confirmed energization path, transaction support, and SRL 5 designation.
Success fee on transaction or additional milestone per engagement letter.WHY ANYWHERE DC
Built for one job.
Brokers sell land. Engineers design. Developers build. Advisors write reports. Anywhere DC exists to do the one thing that now decides whether a data center gets built: take a parcel from raw land to reserved power, delivered power, and a committed user.
Utility-first diligence
We start with what the utility will confirm — informal snapshots, feasibility paths, binding design — not marketing maps or broker claims.
A shared readiness language
Site Readiness Levels and offramps give every party the same picture of where a parcel stands and what happens next.
Aligned economics
We are paid only when defined milestones are reached. No retainers for slide decks — fees tie to utility progress and deliverables.
Portfolio thinking
One landowner with ten parcels should not run ten disconnected processes. We rank, sequence, and advance the highest-potential paths first.
Start with a confidential briefing.
Thirty minutes. No obligation. Detail under NDA when you're ready.