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AI data center boom minting new class of 6-figure jobs â what it means for housing: Nvidia CEO (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Workers in America are eyeing blue-collar tradesâsuch as construction, plumbing, and steelworkâwith new interest. Even CEOs like Nvidiaâs Jensen Huang are on that list. Huang recently predicted that the next wave of six-figure jobs won’t come from Silicon Valley, but from the crews building the data centers powering it. These jobs pay over $100,000, require no college degree, and are desperate for bodies: hundreds of thousands of electrician
What Americaâs most expensive ZIP codes reveal about where wealth actually goes (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. When Realtor.com® ranked the countryâs most expensive ZIP codes earlier this year, the numbers were staggering. Fisher Island, FL, was among the top 3 with a median home price of $10.83 million. Water Mill, NY, and Bridgehampton, NY, two enclaves in New Yorkâs Hamptons, were close behind, with median prices approaching or exceeding $8 million. But outside of housing, living in these communities does not cost dramatically more than it does in
Homeowners set their sights on this ‘special’ US city that has never reached 100 degrees (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Large swaths of the United States have had to deal with sweltering heat waves since March of this year. And this week, from Salt Lake City to Boston, people are living under extreme heat warnings once again. But one metro area is almost guaranteed to stay cool, at least relative to other major cities: Buffalo, NY, the only major US city in the Lower 48 to never hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Its location on the eastern shore of Lake Erie gives it a b
Why a new McDonaldâs is sending shockwaves through small NY community (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A proposal to put a McDonald’s drive-through on a corner in Huntington, NY, drew such a large crowd to a recent zoning hearing that the board scrapped the rest of its agenda to deal with it. The plan would replace a long-vacant Citibank property in the Greenlawn hamlet at East Pulaski Road and Park Avenue with a drive-through Golden Arches. At the June hearing, residents lined up to oppose it, citing traffic, emergency vehicle access, and the safe
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