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Data Center News > Blog > Global Market > Could Telehouse be about to add a sixth data centre to its Docklands campus?
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Could Telehouse be about to add a sixth data centre to its Docklands campus?

Last updated: March 19, 2026 11:01 am
Published March 19, 2026
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KDDI, the Japanese telecoms agency that’s most recognized within the UK because the proprietor of Telehouse, has acquired the 1.1 million sqft Stock Property in London’s Docklands. 

In keeping with Green Street News, KDDI purchased the property from LaSalle Funding Administration and Trilogy Actual Property for about £250 million. The location, beforehand often known as Republic, consists of two workplace buildings totalling 483,000 sq ft, that are at the moment being let to training tenants. Extra importantly for KDDI, nonetheless, is the truth that the positioning consists of planning consent for a 376,000 sqft information centre, fuelling hypothesis that Telehouse might quickly add a sixth information centre to its London Docklands campus. 

Telehouse already operates 4 information centres from its Docklands campus, together with Telehouse North, East, West and North Two. The campus is described by the corporate as the house of Europe’s first carrier-neutral colocation facility and serves as the first of the London Web Change, with greater than 530 carriers, ISPs and ASPs related throughout the positioning. 

Telehouse is already within the strategy of increasing its Docklands campus with a brand new £275 million information centre dubbed Telehouse West Two, which brings 121,546sqft of extra white house, KDDI might select to permit additional growth with its newest acquisition, though it isn’t confirmed whether or not that’s the intention behind the acquisition. It’s essential to notice that the constructing that has consent to turn into a knowledge centre at Stock Property is round 9% bigger than Telehouse West Two, and represents round 10% of London’s consented and powered information centre pipeline.

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It’s additionally essential so as to add that simply because there’s consent for a knowledge centre of that dimension, it doesn’t robotically imply KDDI will construct out the scheme precisely as consented. It might select a unique strategy for the positioning, however given the demand for information centres within the UK in the intervening time, particularly in areas as space-starved as London, we’d hazard a guess {that a} information centre will likely be coming to the positioning regardless. Particularly given the positioning is already surrounded by Telehouse’s present places, in addition to immediately adjoining to International Change East, International Change North, and the as-yet-built International Change South. 

Whereas KDDI might have purchased the positioning with the info centre in thoughts, the campus additionally comes with consent for different makes use of. Separate planning approval is in place for a 36-storey scholar lodging tower comprising 716 flats, in addition to a 30-storey build-to-rent tower with 150 residences. If absolutely developed, the broader website might reportedly have an finish worth of £1.5 billion.

LaSalle and Trilogy initially acquired the campus from Criterion Capital in 2015 for £170 million. Since then, the three way partnership has repositioned the positioning from workplaces leased to the native authority into an education-led campus. Solely time will inform what KDDI intends to do with the positioning it simply paid £250 million for.

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