TPG Real Estate

Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about TPG Real Estate data center developments across 1 states, including MD.

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News ClipA Miner Detail·Adamstown, Frederick County, MD

Frederick County Executive Navigates Data Center Zoning Amidst Political Opposition and Legal Battles

Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater has faced strong community opposition and political fallout over data center development, particularly concerning a controversial overlay zoning change. Despite legal rulings upholding the zoning by disallowing a public referendum, Fitzwater later enacted a pause on new data center applications. The lead developer, Catellus, has pledged $110 million in community benefits to mitigate local concerns.

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9/5/2026

News ClipTechnical.ly·Frederick County, MD

A nature reserve touted for a planned Maryland data center campus appears to be canceled

A planned 600-acre nature reserve, initially touted as a key community benefit for the Quantum Frederick data center campus, has been canceled after original developer Quantum Loophole exited the project. Catellus Development Corporation, the new developer, has not committed to a similar reserve, leading to concerns from environmental groups like Sugarloaf Alliance. The project also faced a lawsuit and environmental violations under Quantum Loophole's management.

zoning opposition environmental government legal

6/8/2026

News ClipBethesda Magazine·Dickerson, Montgomery County, MD

Why the data center industry came to Dickerson

Atmosphere Data Centers proposes a large campus in Dickerson, Montgomery County, Maryland, on the site of a former coal plant. This project faces significant local opposition and prompts discussions on county-wide zoning restrictions and a potential moratorium on data center development due to environmental and power concerns. Separately, a lawsuit related to the QLoop fiber project in the region has been settled.

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4/6/2026