DCWeeklyIntel has tracked 85 signals in Missouri, with 66 signals identified in the last 30 days. The planning stage holds 35 signals, representing the largest share of staged projects. Ten projects are under construction, while 12 facilities are operational. One project is in permitting. The pipeline includes 27 unstaged signals. This tracking activity spans multiple Missouri markets, with projects distributed across various development phases from early planning through active operations.
Pipeline Outlook
Missouri Data Center Pipeline
55
Total signals
43
Last 30 days
55
Last 90 days
37
Staged signals
Stage breakdown
| Stage | Signals |
|---|---|
| Planning | 19 |
| Permitting | 1 |
| Under Construction | 5 |
| Operational | 12 |
| Unclassified | 18 |
Recent signals
New council members sworn in; data center project still divides Festus council
CRG· Festus, Missouri
CRG, a St. Louis-based real estate development firm, has announced a data center development project in Festus, Missouri that continues to divide the local city council. The project appears to be in the planning stage and has generated enough controversy to factor into local elections and potentially a lawsuit. CRG is primarily known as a real estate and industrial developer rather than a traditional data center operator, making this a notable new entrant signal. The political division and legal challenges suggest the project faces hurdles but also indicates it is a significant development for the area. Sales professionals should monitor this project closely as CRG may need data center design, construction, and operational partners given their background is in broader real estate development.
Festus council member steps down amid data center backlash
CRG· Festus, Missouri
Data center developer CRG is pursuing a data center project in Festus, Missouri, which has generated significant community backlash leading to the resignation of a city council member. Mayor Sam Richards confirmed the council member Templeton announced her resignation privately amid the controversy. CRG, primarily known as a real estate development firm rather than a traditional data center operator, is navigating local political opposition to the project. This signal is notable for BD professionals because community resistance could delay or reshape the project, creating opportunities for consultants, lobbyists, or alternative site selectors. The situation is moderately urgent as the political dynamics are actively evolving and could influence project timelines.
Upcoming events in Missouri
Get Missouri pipeline updates weekly
DCWeeklyIntel delivers construction signals, permit filings, and pipeline updates every Monday. Free account — no credit card required.
Signal volume reflects what DCWeeklyIntel has tracked. Tracking coverage expands over time; velocity figures reflect identification pace, not necessarily project origination pace.