Another example: Healthcare industry is exploding to support the amount of people retiring in the Valley.

Broken bow has exploded and airdna is a little behind true occupancy. 70-80% occupancy for 1-2 bedrooms 50-60 for 3 and up.

That's why Park Circle exploded in the last few years.

I exchanged replies with a member the other day that prices are not down from the peak in Phoenix, Seattle, and LA...and transactions are "exploding" when they are at historically low levels. 

As a result, we see the exploding cottage industry of private lending.

Here's the end of the day Market Commentary from the exchange:The silver market exploded to new all time highs and in the process silver garnered even more press coverage suggesting that silver was assuming the leadership role in the precious metals complex.

But, it didn't explode into widespread use in the mortgage world until the rise of the personal computer and the introduction of desktop underwriting which was based largely on the FICO score.

Once president Wilson got his agenda going, the size of government exploded and so did our budget.

Some of my clients have even retired after house hacking for just 7 years when the market exploded in Denver and they were in a favorable position. 

If the unrest in the middle really explodes, I can see pretty dramatic declines in home values as people's money gets consumed by higher energy prices, which translate into higher prices for almost everything.