US operator PowerHouse has topped out a new data center in Dallas, Texas.

The company announced the topping out of the first building at its Irving campus over the weekend.

"Reaching this point is the result of strong coordination across teams on-site. Thank you to Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC for leading construction and helping drive the project forward,” the company said on LinkedIn. “With the structure now complete, work continues on interior systems, infrastructure, and the next phases of development across the campus.”

First announced in 2024, the project is located at 111 Customer Way in Dallas County. Developed in partnership with Harrison Street Asset Management, the campus will support up to 201MW of utility power across three two-story buildings, totaling approximately 900,000 sq ft (83,612 sqm).

Online listings suggest 111 Customer Way was previously home to a former distribution warehouse operated by clothing firm Neiman Marcus. Sat on 50 acres, real estate firm Provident acquired the 491,310 sq ft (45,600 sqm) facility from the retailer in 2021. At the time, the company said it planned to expand the facility to 750,000 sq ft (69,600 sqm) and re-tenant the building upon Neiman’s lease expiration in 2022.

PowerHouse was founded by American Real Estate Partners (AREP) in 2022, with Harrison Street partnering on several projects. The company has projects in operation and development across Virginia, Texas, North Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. The company’s pipeline reportedly totals more than 8GW of capacity.