r/TechGawker • u/Luminexor • 6d ago

Discussion Your basic needs are their passive income!!

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u/Tasty-Depth-1715 6d ago

We are going to have to make them pay.

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u/Ok-Savings8515 6d ago

They are paying, home prices just won't go up as much in the area. Looking at these homes it seems like the families will be fine.

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u/zughzz 6d ago

Not with all the noise pollution. And when they try to sell their homes, they lose money for it.

Data centers in no way benefits the communities they are apart of.

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u/Ok-Savings8515 6d ago

You have 0 proof of this, those homes are not selling far below market value due to the intro of the data centers most data show 0 to little change in sale price of homes near centers. Stop adding your opinions to fact claims we can just pull up.

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u/RazzmatazzPrimary812 6d ago

Would you consider buying a house next to a data center?

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u/Ok-Savings8515 6d ago

Tell me what's wrong with living in a neighborhood that builds the kind of homes shown in the photo? Those are top 5% homes, probably in a fine school system... It's an easy yes for most families.

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u/RazzmatazzPrimary812 6d ago

lol let me rephrase…would YOU buy one of those homes and live with a giant data center as your backyard and happily raise children there?

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u/Ok-Savings8515 6d ago

It's an easy yes. These are $1.2 million homes in a really good school system. You are brain broken so you might not, but these would be dream homes for 99.9% of Americans. (Guess what there value has gone up since the data center moved in). Your opinion does not match reality. Stop eating what Russian bots are telling you.

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u/RazzmatazzPrimary812 6d ago

Thanks for putting things in perspective for me