Private investor brief

A landscape with long-term optionality.

1,280

acres Paulownia Tree Farm

640

acres Data Center Campus

River

natural water corridor

For qualified investors, lenders and professional advisers.

Actual Bryce Farms river corridor and mountain landscape
Actual site photography
Actual Bryce Farms river corridor and mountain backdrop before development
Actual site
Illustrative concept

One property · three connected uses

Land stewardship and infrastructure, planned as one system.

The opportunity begins with a landscape that already has identity—open scale, mountain context, visible water and a planning envelope intended to evolve in disciplined phases.

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The real land, first

A distinct setting before construction begins.

Broad high-desert terrain, forested ridgelines and a visible water corridor establish the physical context for every decision that follows.

Open scale
A long-view planning envelope.
Mountain context
A recognizable horizon and sense of place.
Existing water
A natural organizing feature to retain.
Natural water corridor through the property
Actual site · river corridor
Mountain context seen from the property
Actual site · mountain context

Illustrative planning concepts

Possible futures, grounded in the actual property.

Every concept is derived from supplied site photography and remains subject to survey, engineering, utility studies and required approvals.

Illustrative Paulownia tree farm based on the Bryce Farms property
Illustrative concept
01

Managed forestry

A proposed Paulownia program intended to create a working landscape and pursue a verified carbon pathway.

Illustrative data center campus based on the Bryce Farms utility corridor
Illustrative concept
02

Digital infrastructure

A phased campus envelope aligned with power, fiber, access and market demand.

Illustrative preserved natural river corridor at Bryce Farms
Illustrative conservation concept
03

Natural corridor retained

The existing water corridor remains a defining environmental and planning feature.

Investment discipline

Evidence turns a land vision into an investable asset.

The first valuation milestone is not a rendering. It is independently documented utility readiness.

01

Power

Capacity, interconnection timing, redundancy and tariff structure.

02

Fiber

Carrier access, route diversity, latency and long-term serviceability.

03

Cooling + water

An operating architecture aligned with climate, rights and efficiency.

04

Approvals

Zoning, environmental review, access, grading and phased construction.

Execution pathway

Replace assumptions with evidence, stage by stage.

Capital formation becomes more credible as each stage closes a specific diligence gap.

  1. 01

    Control

    Land control, title and boundary survey.

  2. 02

    Capacity

    Power, fiber, water, access and preliminary civil feasibility.

  3. 03

    Approval

    Zoning, environmental and development pathway.

  4. 04

    Demand

    Anchor tenant, operator or credible market commitments.

  5. 05

    Finance

    Capex, phasing, collateral package, structure and closing plan.

Private capital brief

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