Amazon is making a big move just outside Houston, with plans for a $10 billion data center campus spread across nearly 3,000 acres. More than 10 buildings will rise to support the ever-growing demand for cloud and AI services. The scale is impressive—think 163 million gallons of water and over 75 megawatts of electricity, plus 150+ jobs expected by 2027. As someone who’s spent two decades watching how land use shapes West Houston and Katy, I can’t help but see the ripple effects: major investments like this one don’t just change the landscape—they drive economic activity, influence local infrastructure, and open the door to fresh opportunities for residents and property owners alike. Real estate, at its core, is about building futures—and big moves like this are proof positive that our region remains a magnet for growth.
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