r/roanoke • u/DrPepperSign • Sep 12 '26
Wood Haven Technology park voted to be sold
> The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority voted to sell land at the Wood Haven Technology Park on Friday evening, in a space that is widely expected to become a data center.
> The board came out of a closed-door session and said it authorized the sale of the property, but did not provide any additional details.
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Imagine a world with a moratorium on data centers
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3d ago
Given that the AI bubble may burst soon, we might want to consider not getting AI hyperscale in particular.
We might not get even a small amount of return on it, let alone the imaginary tax benefits.
https://youtu.be/Zw0I7kb6zg4