In my market, Amazon is building a large data center, but they are buying land from a nuclear power company and building it right next to the power plant.

Buckeye is attracting a ton of manufacturing plants while San Tan Valley is seeing an implant of professionals/growing families from Chandler, Mesa, and Gilbert.

In my latest sale, even though I could have easily added the egress for a 3rd, my agent simply planted the suggestion for another bedroom in the ad. 

For instance, De Soto, KS, has Panasonic's $4 billion EV battery plant, while the Northland is seeing a $1 billion Google data center, and Meta is developing an $800 million data center between Gladstone and Smithville.

Try building a coal-fired power plant or nuclear power plant without tax credits.

Micron Technology's decision to build a massive 1,400-acre semiconductor manufacturing plant in Clay, NY, a suburb of Syracuse, is poised to have a transformative effect on the local housing market.

Well, TESLA/PG&E have partnered to purchase the old power plant.  

I was on the HOA board of a luxury building in San Francisco and you would be surprised at how many people will let their dogs pop and pee in the common areas (killing very expensive plantings).

I almost wonder if this question is a plant of some sort just to gauge the types of responses it would generate, so I'll take the bait in the even that this is a bot or troll (full disclosure, my career is not in any way related to the success or failure of the RE market).

So they just sheetrock over it....tape...bed...texture.