California City Becomes First in the Nation To Ban Data Centers Outright
The Southern California community of Monterey Park just became the first in the nation to permanently ban data centers. Residents of Monterey Park voted overwhelmingly on June 2 to prohibit data center development outright, with about 88% supporting a ballot measure, according to information from Lo
SpaceX IPO Set To Mint 4,000 Millionaires, Triggering a Massive South Texas Housing Boom
SpaceX will debut on the Nasdaq on Friday under the ticker SPCX, in what is expected to be the largest initial public offering in Wall Street history, targeting a $135 share price and a valuation of nearly $1.8 trillion. According to some estimates, the IPO will create 4,000 new millionaires among S
In These Cities, the Housing Market Runs on Generational Wealth
For generations, the promise of upward mobility was simple: Get a good job, save carefully, and buy your way into the middle class. But in many of America’s most expensive housing markets, that ladder is becoming harder to climb, according to new research. The study, published by the National Bureau
‘Irreplaceable’ 2,000-Acre Napa Valley Ranch With 4 Homes and a Vineyard Lists for Sky-High Price of $100 Million
A "once in a lifetime" opportunity to purchase a sprawling 2,000-acre Napa Valley ranch with four homes, 40 acres of vineyards, nearly 800 plantable acres, a private lake, and ponds has just hit the market in Saint Helena, CA, for an eye-watering $100 million. The wine-making property has crushed it
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