NorthPoint Development shifts focus to data centers in Falls

Dated: April 5 2025

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The third phase of NorthPoint Development’s Keystone Trade Center in Falls Township is shifting gears. The developer has approval for distribution facilities at the former U.S. Steel property but is now looking at building data centers. The company plans to build 10 different one- or two-story structures across 247 acres, eventually totaling more than 2 million square feet of what NorthPoint attorney Mike Meginniss called “a digital infrastructure campus.” The change in plans will result in a reduction in traffic compared to distribution centers as well as a shift in the types of jobs that will be needed on site. Meginniss said the changes were prompted by conversations with prospective lease-holders or end-users for the property. The revised plans were approved unanimously by the Falls Township Board of Supervisors on March 24.
Source: Bucks County Courier Times; 3/26/2025

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