Brandy Station land eyed for affordable workforce housing

Brandy Station land eyed for affordable workforce housing

News ClipCulpeper Star-Exponent·Brandy Station, Culpeper County, VA·10/20/2026

Attotek founder David Martin abandoned plans for a data-center campus in Brandy Station after local opposition and Culpeper County’s elimination of the technology zone where the project was planned. Martin is now pursuing workforce housing on the property instead.

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Gov: Culpeper County Planning Commission, Culpeper County

David Martin, of Attotek, originally proposed a data-center campus on property in Brandy Station and presented the plan to the Culpeper County Planning Commission in 2022. The proposal later disappeared after opposition and the county eliminated the technology zone that applied to the site.

Martin is now refocusing the property’s development on workforce housing for working-class families rather than a data center. The article does not provide additional details about the housing proposal or a formal approval decision.