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DigiCo LAX1 (1977 Saturn Street)

reported cancelled

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT

1977 Saturn Street · Monterey Park · Los Angeles County · California · 91755

Capacity not statedSource updated 2 August 2026approximate location · confirmed source confidence
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Operator as published
DigiCo Infrastructure REIT
Address and locality
1977 Saturn Street · Monterey Park · Los Angeles County · California · 91755
Lifecycle status
reported cancelled
Facility type
data center
Reported capacity
Not stated
Source freshness
2 August 2026
Location precision
approximate
Source confidence
confirmed
Stable directory ID
dcd-dir-000448

What the source record says

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT is externally managed by HMC Capital (ASX-listed); the applicant/signing entity was HMC StratCap 1977 Saturn, LLC. Approximately 250,000 sq ft hyperscale data center campus planned at 1977 Saturn Street, adjacent to a companion site at 1980 Saturn Street (referred to in trade coverage as DigiCo 'LAX2') which is NOT tracked as a separate record here - LAX2's specifics trace only to aggregator listings with no independent primary or press confirmation found this pass; it is being divested in the same HMC Capital transaction. Capacity disputed, omitted: sources disagree materially (49.5-50 MW per Fox Business and No Data Center MPK, citing the applicant's own Initial Study/MND; approximately 56 MW per aggregators, apparently derived from 14 backup diesel generators at 4 MW each; 66-72 MW per CoStar describing 'the original proposal') and the primary withdrawal letter discloses no MW figure at all. Acreage disputed, omitted: approximately 5 acres per a community group's math from the building footprint versus 16 acres per Baxtel (aggregator-only - treated as unconfirmed). HMC Capital bought the parcel for approximately $39M (December 2024) and has agreed to sell it back for roughly $39M plus $33.5M for the adjacent LAX2 site plus a $10M contingent earn-out, settling in H1 FY27 - real-estate transaction values, not construction capex, since the facility was never built; investmentUsd is left unset. No jobs figures disclosed anywhere. No AI/HPC-specific marketing language found for this project. City had a pre-existing data-center moratorium before this project surfaced. Coordinates are an approximate street-level geocode, not a parcel-confirmed point.

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Status history supplied by the source

  1. 2024-10 · reported proposed

    Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration filed for Development Agreement No. 24.02 / Site Development Plan No. 24-040 (revised October 2025).

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  2. 2026-03-31 · reported cancelled

    HMC StratCap 1977 Saturn, LLC (a DigiCo Infrastructure REIT subsidiary) formally withdrew Development Agreement No. 24.02 / Site Development Plan No. 24-040 in a signed letter to the Monterey Park City Council (signed by Interim CEO Chris Maher) - filed before, not after, the city's Measure NDC ballot vote.

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Sources and attribution

Adapted from Compute Atlas by Edward Kubiak, edition 1.33.0, under CC BY 4.0. Upstream ID digico-lax1-monterey-park-ca. Filtered to data-center records in the 50 U.S. states; selected fields normalized for search and display; DataCenterData directory IDs added.

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