Mason County, WV Data Center Developer Offers to Buy Neighboring Homes

September 17, 2026

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A data center developer in Mason County, West Virginia, has proposed purchasing homes from 43 neighbors as part of its expansion plans. This move highlights the growing demand for data center space in the region, which could impact local real estate and community dynamics. Stakeholders should monitor how this development affects housing markets and community relations.

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