Data Center Deal Falls Through in Minneapolis | Minneapolis News

A major Minneapolis data center project has collapsed just weeks before a key neighborhood vote, leaving residents relieved and the city’s future tech development hanging in the balance. Legacy Investing, already under contract to convert a 13-acre Star Tribune printing facility into a data center, abruptly pulled out amid fierce community pushback over power, water, and noise concerns. Though developers claimed the operation would be small-scale, locals like Natalie Young voiced strong opposition — and now, with no official statement from Legacy Investing and the city’s moratorium ending in November, the debate over data centers in Minneapolis is far from over.

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