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Prologis Project Sail — Coweta County, Georgia

Coweta County commissioners voted 3-2 in April 2026 to rezone more than 800 acres for a planned nine-building campus by Prologis. Reports differ on acreage and on the expected local tax revenue.

At a glance

Developer / operator
Prologis (industrial REIT)
Jurisdiction
Coweta County, Georgia, near Newnan
Land
More than 800 acres (AJC); 829 acres (Propmodo)
Capacity
Nine buildings, up to 4.3 million sq ft; 900 MW reported (DCD via Pulse)
Status
Rezoning approved 3-2, April 7, 2026; site plan and building permits not checked

What the sources establish

  • The Coweta County Board of Commissioners voted 3-2 to rezone more than 800 acres for a roughly $17 billion Prologis campus called Project Sail. [1] [3]
  • Trade coverage describes nine buildings with as much as 4.3 million square feet on 829 acres. [2]
  • County planning officials said the proposal did not align with the county’s comprehensive plan, and the approval came despite objections from staff and residents. [3]
  • The AJC reports that the project was first made public on New Year’s Eve 2024 and that the vote followed 15 months of debate and a moratorium. [1]
  • The AJC says the latest local tax projection is about $100 million a year, down from an earlier estimate of more than $1 billion a year. [1]
  • A DCD summary, relayed by Pulse, reports 900 MW for the campus. The other sources reviewed do not give a megawatt figure. [4]

Conflicts. Acreage: more than 800 acres (AJC) versus 829 acres (Propmodo). Tax: AJC reports the projection fell from more than $1 billion a year to about $100 million a year. Power: 900 MW appears only in a DCD summary relayed by Pulse. Approval: the 3-2 vote is consistent across sources.

Timeline

  1. Dec. 31, 2024 — Project first made public, per the AJC.
  2. Apr. 7, 2026 — Coweta County commissioners approve the rezoning, 3-2.

What this page does not establish

  • Final site plan, building heights and phasing.
  • Water source and wastewater capacity.
  • Power provider and whether the 900 MW figure is confirmed by the company.
  • Whether the local tax projection changed again after the vote.
  • Any legal challenge to the rezoning.

What to check next

  1. Coweta County Board of Commissioners minutes and rezoning ordinance for April 7, 2026.
  2. Coweta County comprehensive-plan records cited by planning staff.
  3. Georgia Power or other utility filings for the campus, if any.