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“Living near an AI data center might not hurt your home's value — here's what new research found”
New research suggests nearby AI data centers do not consistently reduce home values.
Key points
- Pew analysis shows 67% of planned U.S. data centers will be rural.
- 39% of planned facilities are in counties without any data centers currently.
- Realtor.com study found no significant home price appreciation difference after openings.
- Lawrence Berkeley Lab estimates data centers could use 9.5% to 15.3% of electricity by 2030.
- Virginia, Texas, California, Georgia host the majority of current and planned centers.
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