St Pete currently has exploded tremendously.

NKY has been exploding recently and economy has only got stronger as well as population growth.

For pros, he challenges conventional wisdom and explodes sacred cows by exposing hidden conflicts of interests and mis-alignments that many in the industry won’t admit to.

I plan on renting out the first few as they should cash flow moderately after using the brrrr strategy.The greater Reno area has exploded in the last few years, driving home prices sky high.

I've always liked Jersey, but I cannot seem to get the #'s to work since RE exploded.

The stock market exploded because you only had to earn a 1 or 2% return to beat the guaranteed bank return.

But that same exact story is true of both of my other investment properties that are now netting me over $1k each per month.The building is in Southeast Washington, DC, a neighborhood that has a bad reputation, but with the entire rest of the city exploding into a kind of gentrification I've seen nowhere else, it is inevitable that it will eventually swallow up that area as well, eventually....Truthfully, I purchased high and knew the situation with the neighborhood: lots of voucher tenants, low rents peppered with luxury units popping up here and there, crime, the reputation, all of that.

I see people moving to Colorado to get away from the big cities, (more) expensive markets, exploding cities, etc. and I also see people moving away from Colorado for the same exact reasons...I'd be really surprised if the front range experienced the same appreciation for the next 10 years that it has been experiencing for the past 10 years, but right now the market is HOT.

Place is projected to explode over the next 10-20 years, and is just on the outskirts of Phoenix Metro.

Some markets exploded with growth in the last few years and investors took advantage of it.