For buyers and their agents

Some Missouri listings don’t note nearby data centers. Check the address yourself.

Use the address search, then take the questions below to your agent. This is a research tool, not a complaint about any brokerage.

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Some Missouri listings don’t note nearby data centers. Check the address yourself.
https://closetodatacenter.com/realtors

Questions to take to your agent

These are research questions, not accusations. If the answers are not in the file, county planning is the next stop.

  1. Question 1

    How far is this listing from any operating or proposed data center?

    Ask for miles to the nearest campus, including projects that are entitled but not yet built.

  2. Question 2

    Has the county approved a CUP, rezoning, or tax abatement nearby?

    Public filings often appear before construction. County planning can confirm what is on the books.

  3. Question 3

    Is the house on a private well, and has water use been discussed at planning meetings?

    Large campuses can require substantial cooling water. Well owners typically want that on the record.

  4. Question 4

    Are new high-voltage lines, substations, or truck routes planned?

    Related infrastructure can affect parcels that are not next to the campus itself.

  5. Question 5

    Have nearby owners been approached about a sale or easement?

    That is a public-interest question, not an accusation. County records and neighbors are the usual sources.

Optional listing remark

For agents who want a plain-language note in remarks. Not legal advice.

This property may be near a known or proposed data center. Buyers should independently verify distance, noise, water, traffic, and comparable sales before writing an offer. A public distance search is at https://closetodatacenter.com

Not legal advice. Missouri disclosure duties sit with the parties, their brokers, and counsel.

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Straight-line miles to known and proposed Missouri campuses, including Warren and Montgomery counties.

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