Microsoft pays nearly $35 million for Kenosha land to build data center
Microsoft paid nearly $35 million for land in Kenosha where it plans to build a data center, according to public records posted online Wednesday. Of five properties totaling 233.5 acres, the largest was 79.5 acres owned by Robert F. and Karen L. Fliess. It sold for $11,766,000, Wisconsin Department of Revenue records showed.
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Business and political leaders announced Monday Microsoft is buying a large piece of land with the intention of building a ...
The State of Wisconsin and the City of Kenosha have sold 240 acres of land to Microsoft, paving the way for yet another data ...
Tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Amazon are continuously building and expanding data centers, and it ...
Microsoft has acquired 240 acres in Kenosha for a data center, city officials said Monday. Few details were made public, but ...
Microsoft continues to grow its footprint in southeast Wisconsin with the recent purchase of 240 acres of land in Kenosha for ...
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