Once you've purchased the househack, that will explode your savings rate (or should anyway).

I would be really careful what you pay at the moment - the outskirts of NYC is exploding with people moving further from the city.

Over the past 5 years I have seen industry & population growth in Columbus explode, and effectively it has raised our housing prices.I started investing in Columbus OH about 3 years ago, my rental properties have doubled in value over the past couple of years and they produce more than $1,500/month in net passive income! 

It's exploding.

Aside from those tourism economics, Cozumel is a beautiful place though.It is true that, as the tourism and population of Playa del Carmen has exploded over the years, there has been somewhat more drug-related issues, as in many other places.

In the 1960's and 70's Florida EXPLODED with Mobile Home Park Development.

The property I mentioned in a previous post is actually an extremely conservative bet with the potential for a huge upside should things swing my way. 1/ I can afford to carry the cost of the property if it explodes in my face (extremely unlikely)2/ I'm "cashflow negative" but only because my liquid bank account is getting smaller while my illiquid one gets bigger.3/ If rents or property values go up the way they have historically my CoC ROI goes to well over 100% (10% appreciation in value means I've basically doubled the cash I've put into it)I've hedged it in that I can eat a total loss if I need to with other income, I'm not actually losing money even with conservative rental estimates (my bank account gets smaller, but my net worth actually increases...only it's 8% return instead of 140%+), and I've given myself three ways to make a significant amount of money on the property: rents go up, property values go up, or my estimate of rent is wrong and I can get significantly more per month than I thought.

I moved here in 2009 when they moved the minor league baseball stadium to downtown and that has exploded as well.As far as reaching the plateau, I would say it is just about there, especially depending on what happens with our election results.

Values, prices, and rents exploded. 

This was not intended to be our forever home as we would want to downsize the residence and upsize the property as kids age and move further away from the exploding development here.