Data Center Proposed for Downtown San Diego Amid Housing Concerns

October 16, 2026

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A new data center has been pitched for downtown San Diego, potentially impacting affordable housing projects in the area. The developer seeks to absorb housing units originally planned for other developments within a three-mile radius of Midway. This proposal raises questions about the balance between tech infrastructure and community needs, making it a key issue for local stakeholders.

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