Kaufman & Company Launches $2 Billion Real Estate and AI Infrastructure Platform for Nationwide Expansion

Kaufman & Company has consolidated its real estate and AI infrastructure businesses, activating a $2 billion platform. The initiative includes Project Zero, a national rollout of modular micro data centers, and Oldivai, a modular workforce housing platform targeting working families. Expansion plans for Project Zero include locations in Texas, Florida, the Northeast, and California throughout 2026, while Oldivai targets new developments in Vermont and Florida.

Published Mar 20, 2026

Kaufman & Company, led by Daniel Kaufman, has activated a $2 billion portfolio focused on real estate and AI infrastructure. The platform includes Project Zero, a modular micro data center initiative expanding from Detroit to multiple states, and Oldivai, a modular housing initiative for working families.

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Project Zero aims to establish micro data centers in Texas, Florida, the Northeast, and California throughout 2026. Oldivai is launching developments in Winooski and Shelburne, Vermont, and Jacksonville, Florida, targeting essential workers earning between 80-120% of Area Median Income. The consolidation aligns efforts across various sectors, advancing both digital and housing infrastructure.