And now that area exploded my first home i built I sold to Shep :) And it was on his TV show.

I currently live in a market where housing has exploded and rents are off the chart.

If I rented it 18 months later, and my parents did not come down my rent would've been $1k/mo ITM as rent rates exploded. 

Downtown exploded with 30 story Towers as the Mayor did all she could to turn that into a Concrete Jungle where everybody can work online from their expensive apartments and walk to all the stores and fancy restaurants.

This material has 0 tolerance for humidity of any type, and will explode like a sponge if it gets wet a couple times.I have seen situations where homes are closed up all summer due to foreclosure and large portions of the floor start to swell and buckle just from excess humidity and no A/C.

I wish i would have bought some land at Aurora state.. we bought a Hanger condo.. but it was for our airplane and STUFF lots of STUFF.Aurora since they got the tower is exploding.. and suspect you want one big enough for a Jet or turbo prop ??  

Now that expansion is having to move away from the beach areas, Foley has started exploding.

Charlotte is a lucrative market but I suggest you look into the suburbs (which are exploding btw) gastonia, Kannapolis, concord monroe etc. where you can still find a seemingly good deal with some cashflow.

https://www.zillow.com/research/2024-hottest-market-33566/Cincinnati is seeing a lot of growth, but the population fundamentals are still around stagnant which I think is really hurting it from exploding.

Over the past 5-8 years the market for higher end hotels, condos, and apartments has exploded along with tourism in the area.