Since then the Seattle market has exploded and the property has nearly doubled.

i only deal with my own properties for my own gain.while in law school i became fascinated with various turnkey investor schemes that ended up exploding and taking down numerous innocent parties.

Over the past 5 years, the industry & population growth in Columbus exploded, and effectively it has raised our housing prices.

For example, our transportation and logistics sector has exploded over the past 5 years or so and that has really brought a lot of jobs and growth to the area as well. 

They can't build enough houses right now and the STR scene is growing and prices are stable. 30A properties have exploded in value in the last 18 months (great for people who already own but not for new acquisitions). 

My folks live in Queen Creek and the area has exploded since they moved there in '10.

I took a bit lower GRM on this one because the property was newer, in great shape, and the Denver market was already exploding so there wasn't much worth buying imo at the time.

My business has exploded since I've been on the show.

Unless prices explode 10-12% further come winter, there's a good likelihood that I'll be buying again in Villa Park.

The line bottom-feeds for a long time, and then explodes within a short time.