Mystery Company Seeks 2-Million-Square-Foot Data Center in Indiantown
Shell entity backed by $35 million mortgage plans massive facility on Silver Fox Road
WHAT HAPPENED: A company called Silver Fox 606 has applied to build a 2-million-square-foot data processing center at 13820 Silver Fox Road in the Village of Indiantown, according to village records.
WHAT IT MEANS: The proposed facility would be among the largest commercial developments in Indiantown's history and is the third data center proposal to surface across the Treasure Coast region, following similar plans in Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties. For a village of roughly 6,500 residents, a project of this scale could reshape Indiantown's infrastructure demands — water, power, road traffic — and its tax base.
WHO IS AFFECTED: Indiantown residents and property owners, particularly those near Silver Fox Road. Martin County taxpayers could also see broader effects depending on the facility's infrastructure requirements.
WHAT WE DON'T KNOW: The ultimate owner of the facility remains unclear. Silver Fox 606 was incorporated in April 2025 and lists only Nelson Ferreira — who owns a Juno Beach-based construction business — as its manager, according to state business records. Ferreira did not respond to media inquiries. The village has not posted the pre-application or site plan on its website. A public records request for those documents was pending as of this week.
Martin County Recorder's Office records show Silver Fox 606 received a mortgage tied to the property with a principal amount of $35 million, of which $12 million was disbursed in June 2025.
Village staff indicated at a May 2025 meeting that multiple groups have inquired about building data centers in Indiantown.
Some residents have voiced opposition to the project, according to WPTV, though none spoke publicly on the record.
WHAT TO WATCH: The village's response to the site plan application and any scheduled public hearings. No dates have been announced.
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