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Branson’s Virgin Hyperloop West Virginia Rail Test Site May Spark Shifts in US Real Estate

Company Aims for Government Certification of High-Speed Technology
Virgin Hyperloop plans to develop a testing and certification center on land that once was used for coal mining. (Virgin Hyperloop)
Virgin Hyperloop plans to develop a testing and certification center on land that once was used for coal mining. (Virgin Hyperloop)
CoStar News
October 15, 2020 | 8:07 P.M.

Plans by billionaire Richard Branson’s Virgin Hyperloop to develop a $500 million, 800-acre testing and certification facility for its high-tech rail system on a former coal mining site in West Virginia could spark new systems for moving passengers and cargo across the country and change real estate development.

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