Cloud Capital and Realty Income Launch $6 Billion Data Center Joint Venture

Jul 1, 2026
Cloud Capital has launched a Core Joint Venture Strategy with Realty Income and a global institutional investor, seeded with over $6 billion of stabilized hyperscale data center assets in the United States, with plans to expand into Europe.

Cloud Capital has launched its Core Joint Venture Strategy with Realty Income and a global institutional investor, announced in a press release. The programmatic joint venture is seeded with more than $6 billion in assets and focuses on stabilized hyperscale data centers leased to investment grade tenants under long duration triple net leases in the United States, with plans to expand into Europe.

The Core JV leverages Cloud Capital's integrated investment platform and existing relationships with major tenants to provide scalable exposure to tier one digital infrastructure markets. The venture builds on Cloud Capital's earlier investment vehicles, including its Core Plus Open End Strategy, Opportunistic Closed End Strategy, and Value Add Closed End Strategy.

Realty Income said the partnership strengthens its digital infrastructure portfolio and deepens its relationship with Cloud Capital, which is vertically integrated with CloudHQ, a developer and operator of data centers. Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC advised Cloud Capital, while Moelis & Company LLC advised Realty Income.

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