Accelerate Infrastructure Finalized $450 Million Securitization
The firm secured the funding to acquire critical infrastructure sites across 39 states via long-term contracts.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Data Centers

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Accelerate Infrastructure has finalized a $450 million securitization deal to fund the purchase of real estate assets tied to digital and energy infrastructure. The transaction, executed as a private placement, marks the company's second major securitization following an inaugural $150 million raise in October 2024.
Why it matters
This deal leverages the stability of 10 to 30-plus year project contracts to provide long-term capital for essential infrastructure development across the United States. It signals a scaling trend in institutional financing for assets like data centers and renewable energy arrays.
The $450 million securitization is backed by a diversified pool of infrastructure sites spanning 39 states. These sites feature long-term contracts lasting 10 to 30-plus years, providing the underlying security for the issued bonds.
The players
Accelerate Infrastructure
An infrastructure investment firm backed by CBRE Investment Management that focuses on digital, renewable, and transportation assets.
Cantor Fitzgerald
A global financial services firm that acted as the sole structuring advisor and a joint placement agent for this securitization.
TD Securities
The investment banking arm of TD Bank Group that served as a joint placement agent for the transaction.
CBRE Investment Management
An investment firm that manages assets across the real estate sector and provides the capital backing for Accelerate Infrastructure.
The details
Accelerate Infrastructure issued bonds secured by real estate assets, including data center sites equipped with solar power arrays. The firm uses a private placement model to raise capital, which allows for direct negotiation with institutional investors rather than a public offering. By bundling diverse assets into a single securitized vehicle, the company creates a liquidity stream that facilitates further real estate acquisitions tied to critical infrastructure projects.
Timeline
2022: Accelerate launched its infrastructure strategy.
October 2024: The firm completed an inaugural securitization of $150 million.
September 24, 2026: The company finalized the $450 million securitization deal.
The Tech Race
This $450 million deal triples the capital raised compared to the firm's inaugural 2024 securitization, marking an aggressive scaling of its infrastructure holdings. The move highlights the escalating competition for secured, long-term real estate assets required to support the massive power and digital demands of modern data centers.
This financing provides the necessary capital to build or expand the physical data centers that host cloud and AI workloads across the country. Users will likely see these developments translate into increased regional data capacity as the firm utilizes the proceeds to acquire and manage new assets.
The takeaway
This securitization demonstrates that long-term, contract-backed infrastructure is becoming a primary vehicle for funding modern digital capacity. Watch for the firm’s subsequent property acquisition filings to identify which regions of the 39-state portfolio receive the most significant development capital.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Asset Securitization Report.
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