Kendra Woodfin denies involvement in land transaction at center of Nebius data center lawsuit

News Clip0:39WVTM 13 News·Birmingham, Jefferson County, AL·10/7/2026

Homeowners challenging a proposed Nebius data center in Birmingham are seeking records from Iron City Premier Realty, a real estate company owned by Kendra Woodfin, the wife of Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. The city opposes the subpoena, arguing the homeowners have not shown a connection between the company and transactions involving the project site.

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A Birmingham judge is expected to hear arguments over a subpoena seeking records from Iron City Premier Realty, which is owned by Kendra Woodfin. The records concern property transactions connected to the proposed Nebius data center site and are being sought by homeowners challenging the project.

The city contends that the homeowners have not established a link between Iron City Premier Realty and the relevant transactions and argues that the subpoena improperly targets Mayor Randall Woodfin through his wife. Kendra Woodfin denies involvement in the land transaction at the center of the lawsuit.