Opportunity Zone Extension Keeps Potential Marysville Data Center Site Eligible Through 2036
A 600-acre site south of Marysville that could host a data center will remain eligible for federal Opportunity Zone tax benefits through 2036. Anadonna LLC has not confirmed whether it will proceed, but local officials say the potential project remains under consideration and could represent at least $1 billion in investment.
Federal Opportunity Zone eligibility for a 600-acre site between Weaver Road and Industrial Parkway in Marysville South has been extended through 2036. The designation, approved by the U.S. Treasury and announced by Gov. Mike DeWine, is intended to help attract investment by providing capital-gains tax benefits to qualifying investors.
The site remains a possible location for a data center backed by Anadonna LLC, although the company has not publicly committed to the project. Marysville City Council previously approved a 15-year, 100% property-tax abatement for new data center buildings at the site, and city officials estimate the development could generate at least $1 billion in investment if it moves forward.