pmetric is Bargun’s monthly reading of the colocation market, city by city: price per kW, how much space is free, and what is coming online. New York covers Manhattan, Brooklyn, Northern and Central New Jersey, Rockland, Westchester and Long Island.
Published figures only, each with its source and period. Prices are market ranges, not quotes from any one provider.
Manhattan carrier hotels and Northern New Jersey still have built space at this size. Prices are moving up and renewals are being repriced: in Q2 2026 Digital Realty reported company-wide cash renewal spreads of +25.4%. Start renewal talks early.
CBRE sees few options for users who need more than 5 MW in one place, and most new supply is pre-leased before it opens. Plan 18 to 36 months out and shortlist buildings that already have their power.
Con Edison has tightened its rules for large loads, New York has paused state permits for data centers of 50 MW or more, and at least 112 New Jersey towns ban large data centers. New power costs more and takes longer.
Of the 58 operating buildings we track, eight publish liquid cooling. Placing a 30 to 100 kW rack is a short list, not a broad search.
From public announcements and filings. A filing is a lead to ask about, not space for sale.
| Project | Area | Size | Timing | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hudson IX, 60 Hudson St | Manhattan | 1 MW halls, roadmap to 10+ MW | Two halls opened in 2026 | Live |
| CoreSite NY3, Secaucus | Northern NJ | 138,000+ sq ft, liquid-ready | Opened Sep 2025 | Live |
| CoreWeave Kenilworth | Northern NJ | About 40 MW | First phase 2027 | Under construction |
| QTS East Windsor DC2 | Central NJ | Not published | 2028 | Approved |
| CoreSite NY4, Secaucus | Northern NJ | Not published | Target 2028 | Planned |
| DataBank LGA4 Phase Two, Orangeburg | Rockland | 10 MW design | Not set | Environmental review |
| Wildflower Yaphank | Long Island | 176 MW at full build | Not set | On hold |
Building-level facts on a rolling weekly check, and market signals every Monday. The next edition comes out in early December. Northern Virginia, London, Frankfurt and Tokyo follow.
Tell us the footprint, the power per cabinet and when you need it. We’ll come back with a long list within 48 hours and a shortlist within five business days.
Figures as published, each with its source and period. Occupancy is from the second quarter of 2026; third-quarter figures replace it in the December edition.
Prices are market ranges from published research, not quotes from any provider. Figures from a single source are marked indicative.