Non-MLS inventory is also exploding in the area.My recommendation for Chicagoland flippers: don't hold. 

It is close to a new, very popular area and my value has exploded with more development on the way, so I hope to hold onto it, but am strongly considering selling.

That’s a bomb waiting to explode and the longer you wait the more difficult, dramatic, and expensive that situation will become.

The area has exploded with duplexes in the last few years (new construction).

IF it REALLY had been dangerous to use, he would NOT have turned it on.I really do think gas guys must have boring jobs and realize many people are scared of gas (thinking either it's going to explode or kill them with fumes) so they sometimes try to scare us with these stories.If you remain concerned, buy a carbon monoxide detector for the place.Gail

Colorado is exploding right now, where I currently live, entire neighborhoods are being built around me and prices have raised quickly.

We got the report back today and found out that the house was not properly winterized by HUD  and two of the radiators must have frozen and exploded. 

Do you not see the atomic bomb slowly exploding in front of your eyes? 

Hey @Travelle Mason, Springfield and most of downtown Jacksonville has been "about to explode" every few years.

AB&B is getting ready to 'go public,' so this cottage industry is poised to EXPLODE in GROWTH in the near future... if anyone wants the next "Uber" IPO tip.