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New York data center projects

26 projects and 94 public records from 6 permit or planning sources in New York, each linked to its source. Latest record filed September 24, 2026.

Projects by latest record

Latest recordProjectOperator namedFurthest stepRecords
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit applied for1
325 Hudson Street
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued34
375 Pearl Street
Manhattan, NY
SabeyBuilding permit issued12
160 Convent Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued6
233 Conover Street
Brooklyn, NY
Not namedBuilding permit applied for1
32 Avenue Of The Americas
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
2 Metrotech Center
Brooklyn, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
1470 Madison Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued3
1 Centre Street
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued3
198 East 161 Street
Bronx, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued3
450 Lexington Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
463 East Fordham Road
Bronx, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
3825 Corlear Avenue
Bronx, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued2
327 Beach 19 Street
Queens, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
388 Greenwich Street
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
161-25 Grand Central Parkway
Queens, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued3
120 East 23 Street
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
1 Edgewater Plaza
Staten Island, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued2
200 West Street
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
234 East 149 Street
Bronx, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
1155 6 Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued2
1545 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
1901 1 Avenue
Manhattan, NY
Not namedBuilding permit issued1
Not stated75 Third Ave
Orangeburg, NY
Not namedWork finaled2
Not stated60 Hudson St
New York, NY
Not namedAir permit on file1
Not stated2000 Corporate Dr
Orangetown, NY
DataBankAir permit on file1

Moratoriums, bans and rule changes

DateBody and stageAgenda itemSource
Not statedTown of Orangetown, NY (Rockland County)
Establishing a Temporary Moratorium on Data Centers and Battery Energy Storage SystemsRecord
Not statedTown of Orangetown, NY (Rockland County)
LOCAL LAW 5, 2026- TEMPORARY TOWN-WIDE MORATORIUM – BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS AND DATA STORAGE FACILITIES (DATA CENTERS)- Adopted 8/25/2026Record
Not statedTown of Brookhaven, NY (Suffolk County)
Introductory Local Law Number 11 of 2026 to Add Chapter 17 of the Town Code of the Town of Brookhaven Entitled “Moratorium” and Creating a New Article I entitled “Data Centers” Speakers: Annette Eaderesto Staff Town Attorney Member Tatiana LaSalle Resident Discussed Data Center Moratorium Suzanne Faliese Resident Discussed Data Center Moratorium Jordan Christensen Resident Discussed Data Center Moratorium Rafik CezanneRecord
Not statedTown of Islip, NY (Suffolk County)
To consider adopting Local Law No. 5 of 2026, Islip Town Code Chapter 68-761, entitled "Moratorium for the Development of Data Centers".Record
Not statedTown of Islip, NY (Suffolk County)
COUNCILWOMAN DAWNMARIE D. KUHN FROM: WILLIAM F. GARBARINO, TOWN ATTORNEY RE: TOWN BOARD DISCUSSION AGENDA Authorization for the Town Clerk to advertise for a public hearing to consider enacting a Local Law entitled “Data Centers Moratorium.” FOR INCLUSION ON THE TOWN BOARD DISCUSSION AGENDA ON JULY 14, 2026 AT 2:00PM.Record
Not statedTown of Islip, NY (Suffolk County)
Authorization for the Town Clerk to advertise for a public hearing to consider enacting a local law entitled "Data Centers Moratorium."Record

Other recent records without a street address

Agenda items, statewide air registers and records that name a parcel or facility rather than an address. The latest 7 are listed.

FiledWhereType and statusWhat the record saysSource
Brooklyn, NYBuilding permit
Permit Issued
Remove all existing ductwork associated with 13th floor old data center non-functioning AHU, the old data center is now converted to new office space. Install 6 new indoor units for the new office space and 1 outdoor on 14th floor low roof.
Applicant: NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL
Record
Brooklyn, NYBuilding permit
Permit Issued
REMOVE EXISTING PAR WALLS AND RAISED FLOOR IN THE DATA CENTER. MODIFY DOOR AND RAISE FLOOR OF THE DATA ROOM. INSTALL NEW FINISHES, NEW CLOSET AND NEW SOFFIT. INSTALL DRINKING FOUNTAIN ON THE 13TH FLOOR AND MODIFY EXISTING ADA BATHROOMS ON 14TH FLOOR.
Applicant: NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL
Record
Issued Rockland County, NYZoning
Zoning or planning review
Data Center Orangeburg Site Development PlansRecord
Issued Rockland County, NYZoning
Zoning or planning review
Data Center Orangeburg Arch and ElevationsRecord
Issued Rockland County, NYZoning
Zoning or planning review
2026-09-22_DEIS Scoping Document_Data Center Phase 2Record
Issued Suffolk County, NYZoning
Zoning or planning review
Scope of Proposed Work: (Please list all SCTM #'s associated with application) Proposed Scope of Work is to upgrade the existing utility services which will include the following: New 1,623 SF modular data center, new 474 SF generator enclosure, new 480 SF power module enclosure, new 180 SF load bank enclosure, new loading dock, Two (2) new utility sheds at 225 SF each totaling 450 SF, new EV charging stations, and various site upgrades and la...Record
Issued Rockland County, NYZoning
Zoning or planning review
2026-09-23_Adopted DEIS Scoping Document_Data Center Phase 2Record

Every row comes from a public permit, air-quality or planning record, linked to its source. A permit shows that work was proposed or approved. It does not show that space is available or that a building is finished. Capacity figures carry the basis the filing gives.

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Data Center Scouts, "New York data center projects," https://datacenterscouts.com/data-center-projects/new-york/, updated October 9, 2026. Source records are linked on the page. Journalists and researchers are welcome to use this data with a link back.

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