A Rural US family has refused to sell their land for $26.5mn as a proposed hyperscale facility divided their community
A farming family in rural America has rejected a multimillion-dollar offer to sell their land for a data center development, joining opposition to a rapid buildout of such facilities driven by the AI boom in the US.
According to the Wall Street Journal, a mother and daughter from Maysville, Kentucky, were offered $26.48 million for roughly 216 hectares of farmland, nearly ten times its estimated open-market value.
Delsia Bare, 54, and Ida Huddleston, 83, initially agreed to sell but reversed their decision after learning that…
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