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    In 1999, a Texas family donated 87 acres for $10 to become a public park: In 2025, the city sold most of - The Times of India

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    In 1999, a Texas farmer donated 87 acres for a public park for just $10, and in 2025, the city sold it to - The Economic Times

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    Farmer donates land for a park, city sells it for data center development — $10 gift became $10M for city government, with $30M tax expected over next decade - Tom's Hardware

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    He Gave His Land for a Park. They Sold It for a $10 Million Data Center. (1999–2025) - Medium

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    Taylor, Texas sells donated land for $10 million data center - moneywise.com

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    In 1999, a farmer donated 87 acres for a park for just $10; today, the land is being sold for a data cent - The Times of India

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    Land donated for a park for $10 30 years ago, sold for $10 million to build a data center; US city’s Comm - The Times of India

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    In 1999, a Texas farmer donated 87 acres for a public park for just $10, and in 2025, the city sold it to a data center developer for $10 million

    Mr. Bland, a Texas farmer in his 70s, saw that the neighborhood children had no safe place to run around and made a quiet decision in 1999. He'd give 87 acres o…

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