Dermody Properties Kramers Lane data center (Rubbertown, Louisville)
Louisville, Jefferson County, KY
Dermody Properties Kramers Lane data center (Rubbertown, Louisville), a data center project in Louisville, KY, has stalled. Real estate investment firm Dermody Properties filed in August 2026 to convert a newly built, vacant ~343,000 sq ft warehouse at 3615 Kramers Lane in Rubbertown (one mile from the PowerHouse/Poe campus) into a 'telecommunications hotel' data center, with loading docks repurposed for backup generators and a new power facility. Louisville Metro put the application on hold pending zoning review after Metro Council passed a six-month data center moratorium on Aug 13, 2026; the Planning Commission advanced rules in Sept 2026 to ban data centers over 500,000 sq ft and restrict them to M-1 zones. MW not disclosed. (Source dated 2026-08-12.).
Project status
- Announced Aug 11, 2026
- Stalled
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Kentucky state legislation
- HB856 - AN ACT relating to data centers.Description comingDownload
- HB544 - AN ACT relating to data centers.Description comingDownload
- SB319 - AN ACT relating to data centers.Description comingDownload
- HB593 - AN ACT relating to data centers.Description comingDownload
Site details
- Operator
- Dermody Properties
- County
- Jefferson County, KY
- Address
- Louisville, KY
- Stage
- Stalled
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