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SpaceX targets entire Southaven neighbourhood for home buyouts
SpaceX reportedly offers to buy 418 homes near its AI facilities Homeowners face a lawsuit withdrawal condition attached to reported purchase offers Residents blame gas turbines for persistent noise and sleepless nights SpaceX is reportedly seeking to purchase 418 homes in Colonial Hills, a Southaven neighbourhood close to its expanding artificial intelligence operations. The properties stand close to a power station that supplies electricity to the company's computing facilities in the area. The homes are near Colossus II, an artificial intelligence computing complex operated by MZX, a subsidiary of SpaceX. Home purchases tied to an ongoing noise dispute MZX has informed residents that it requires additional property for company operations, while Southaven Mayor Darren Musselwhite says some houses could accommodate incoming employees. Real estate agents have reportedly contacted homeowners with purchase offers on behalf of the company, subject to conditions involving the litigation. Reports say that homeowners must agree to withdraw from the pending lawsuit over gas turbine noise to qualify for the property buyout. Residents involved in the lawsuit allege that turbine noise from nearby electricity facilities has seriously disrupted their everyday lives and sleep. Piano teacher Elizabeth Rose, who lives several miles away, says the persistent sound has
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South Memphis Plaza Built in 1970 Could Fall for Apartments Near Downtown
A demolition permit worth $120,000 has been filed for Metro Shopping Plaza, the 56-year-old retail center at 410 E.H. Crump Blvd. in South Memphis, raising the possibility that the aging site could soon be cleared to make way for apartment buildings near Downtown. Ibex Construction LLC is listed as the filer on the permit, which covers tearing down the shopping center.
The Commercial Appeal
The Commercial Appeal
Major Downtown Memphis law firm to relocate to former Houston's site
Major Downtown Memphis law firm Bass, Berry & Sims is leaving Peabody Place for a rising development in East Memphis. The firm, one of the only major law firms with a Downtown presence, is set to anchor the planned mixed-use development at 5000 Poplar Ave., the former Houston's restaurant site . The firm will occupy 39,258 square feet of office space, leaving 6,000 square feet remaining for other types of tenants. The budding East Memphis development is headed by local developers Brown Gill and Darrell Horn. Gill, vice president of development at Gill Properties , said he's "excited" to welcome Bass, Berry & Sims as the anchor office tenant at 5000 Poplar. “The firm has deep roots in Memphis and has played a part in many of the projects that have helped shape our city,” Gill said. "Their commitment to 5000 Poplar says a great deal about the strength of this location and our vision for a place where people can work, meet clients for lunch, enjoy dinner with friends and find more of what they need within a short walk. "We want the offices, restaurants and retail to complement one another and create a place people enjoy spending time
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‘Elonville’: US residents say Musk’s xAI offered to buy homes if they don’t sue over datacenter noise
People in a Mississippi neighborhood, many of whom dislike a nearby power plant central to Elon Musk's artificial intelligence ambitions, have received a stark offer – to sell their houses to his company and make way. Real estate agents have been going door to door in Southaven, Mississippi, on...
WREG
Demolition of Serenity Towers could cost taxpayers $6.5 million
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — More than a year after all 145 residents moved out, and some eight months after the high-rise on Highland was listed for sale, the future of Serenity Towers remains uncertain. However, what’s for sure is that you’re still footing the bill. WREG Investigators asked attorney Marcus Ward, “Are taxpayers still paying for […]
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SpaceXAI offers to buy homes near Southaven data centers amid ongoing lawsuits
A major technology project can bring jobs and investment to a community, but nearby residents may face unexpected changes. In Southaven, Mississippi, Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI is expanding its data center operations while neighbors raise concerns about noise and pollution. The company is now offering to buy homes near its power plant.