The segment of the population that matters are those who'll rent a 1,000 sq ft 3 br, 1 bath cottage in Parma Heights OH, and THAT segment of the population is exploding in Cleveland. 

The neighborhood is exploding right now and SFH are being renovated and flipped and are going up about 10K/month, but duplexes aren't being sold.

Various neighborhoods are seeing a revitalization and the trick is to enter these areas before their growth explodes. 

It is in a strongly revived area, with huge upside which is about to explode.

This Area has exploded since then.

It's brought me other opportunities as well like writing for BP, going to conferences, and my small-time local meetup that I run has exploded in the last year all thanks to my online presence.

It is right in the middle of an "up-and-coming" neighborhood which has absolutely exploded around us in the last three years.

In the last three years, the property values have exploded to a level I did not think I would see until I was well into my old age. 

Rosenberg has exploded since I moved to Houston back in the early 90s.

This is not realistic in this case because the reason this house went into foreclosure is the mortgagee left the state and the pipes exploded causing extensive water damage and a mold problem.