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Digital Core REIT Management has announced the completion of the lease-up at its Linton Hall data centre asset. The leasing arrangement is expected to generate around USD 14.8 million in annualised net property income, strengthening earnings visibility for the trust. Linton Hall is part of the REIT's carrier-neutral data centre portfolio serving hyperscale and enterprise clients. The development supports Digital Core REIT's strategy of improving occupancy, securing stable cash flows and reinforcing portfolio performance amid sustained demand for digital infrastructure assets.
Digital Core REIT Management has confirmed the full lease-up of its Linton Hall data centre asset, marking a key operational development for the trust. The completed leasing arrangement is expected to generate an annualised net property income of about USD 14.8 million, providing greater clarity on cash flow from the property. Advertisement
Linton Hall is a carrier-neutral data centre within Digital Core REIT's portfolio, which focuses on serving hyperscale and enterprise customers. The asset had been under active leasing, with management earlier indicating that occupancy progress at Linton Hall would be a meaningful contributor to earnings once stabilised.
The successful lease-up comes at a time when demand for data centre capacity remains supported by rising cloud adoption, data storage needs and digital services usage. For Digital Core REIT, the development improves portfolio occupancy and enhances income visibility without changing its broader investment and capital management approach. The trust continues to prioritise contracted income, longer lease tenures and stable operating performance across its assets.
Source Reuters
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