This has sparked an idea in which I may use myself.   

@Josh Sparks You can read my comments in reply to a similar question in this post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/706/topics/31...

Michael-Thanks for the note, very good feedback - exactly what I was hoping to get from this post - I understand its tough to say what was the driver of the growth but something like a distribution center can be the spark that makes it happen.Yes, HQ2 is HUGE!

My interest in Real Estate was sparked by a close friend of mine who began his own successful investment company, as well as a job opportunity that landed me a position in the property management side of a large investment company in Washington, DC. 

Sometimes trends just need the right timing and the right spark.

However, increasing numbers of climate disasters across the country have sparked concern about how safe homes are.Last year was the worst fire season in U.S. history.

If we buy the bulk of the world's output and we suddenly have a loss of faith in our economy large enough to spark HYPERinflation people will likely resort to barter.

I know you ( and if you think I'm talking about you then you're probably right ) will turn your attention to me and I just wanted to let you know I'm ok with that as it's expected b/c I've probably sparked some political fire in your brain b/c I said "get off your high horse" so go ahead and bring it, I'll still sleep like a baby while you're wasting your day away over ridiculous nonsense.

The list goes on and all of these are in different parts of the city and have sparked additional housing developments etc...

You'll originally never get her to pay sinceafter 15 years she'll feel entitled, attached and possessive. 4) The non- paying interloper will prevent you from generating rents from the other 84% of opportunity to this deal (100% less her unrest able unit). 5) The most powerful force is people's resistance to change. 6) Code enforcement must become your friends!