As the  housing rebellion against data center development  gains steam nationwide, the AI technology they power may hold the solution to another problem plaguing the market: red tape. Regulatory costs add $131,734 for a typical home—a significant portion of the $499,500 sticker price for an average house, according to a new survey from the  National Association of Home Builders  (NAHB). Those costs have jumped almost 40 percent in five years and now account for 26.4 percent of the average sales