Ryan Knudson

Charles may ban large data centers for good.

City staff say that big facilities could strain water and electricity.

The Maine governor said she vetoed the temporary ban because she wanted to carve out for a data center project that was already in the works.

Will says that one result of these types of protests is that data centers could wind up clustered in parts of the country where there's just less opposition.

One of the concerns that people have is that there could be an AI bubble.

And so if there's an AI bubble and it bursts, what might that mean for this giant data center that could be midstream?

Do you see data centers becoming any less central to your real estate beat?

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They were literally calling their brokers and being like, how much money do I have in private credit?

Eject, eject, eject.

Get me out right now.

And you saw massive amounts of people asking for their money back.

The worst thing for the financial system is a liquidity crisis.

It's when all of a sudden financial institutions are asked to pony up cash and they can't.

It was just like blank stares.