Elk Grove Village Property Raises $900 Million at 7.5% for CoreWeave-Tied Data Center
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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 2
Elk Grove Village Property Raises $900 Million at 7.5% for CoreWeave-Tied Data Center
2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 2
Summary
$900 million of five-year junk bonds were sold by Elk Grove Village Property LLC, with the deal upsized by $50 million from initial discussions.
The notes were priced at par to yield 7.5%—the low end of price talk—signaling solid demand for debt tied to AI infrastructure.
Elk Grove Village Property is an indirect subsidiary of Prime Data Centers, and the Chicago-area facility is tied to CoreWeave.
The sale follows the company's earlier plan to raise $850 million for a data center fully leased to CoreWeave for 15 years, part of a broader rush by junk-rated issuers to fund AI buildouts.