Real estate firm Five 9s Digital has sold a data center in Columbus, Ohio. Colocation firm Expedient is the likely buyer.

“Five 9s Digital announced the successful sale of a 6MW single-tenant data center in Columbus, Ohio, to its long-term tenant,” the company said this week. Terms of the deal were not shared.

Originally developed by Five 9s Digital in 2016 as a build-to-suit facility, the tenant exercised its option to acquire the asset, with the transaction closing in March 2026.

Five 9s didn’t provide further details, but the image accompanying the release shows 5700 Innovation Drive in Dublin, Ohio, which is occupied by Expedient. The company is yet to comment on the news.

According to Expedient’s website, the 29,210 sq ft (2,715 sqm) CMH2 offers 4.8MW across 10,500 sq ft (975 sqm) of raised floor space. The company announced the facility in 2015.

Across the wider Columbus area, Expedient operates three facilities totaling 13.4MW across 59,600 sq ft (5,535 sqm) of raised floorspace. Its latest facility in the area was acquired in 2024.

Founded in 2001, Expedient offers colocation space from more than a dozen locations across the US. The company is owned by InfraBridge, a division of digital infrastructure investment firm DigitalBridge.

DigitalBridge became the investment manager for Expedient after acquiring AMP Capital’s global infrastructure equity investment management business in 2022. AMP acquired Expedient in 2019, in a deal reportedly valued at more than $500 million.

DCD has reached out to Five 9s and Expedient.