Huntsville is exploding in growth. 

Also, this is an exploding neighborhood.

Des Moines Iowa of all places...no joke..its exploding!

@Larry Waters,Sit back and watch this thread explode. 

We saw Austin's nascent tech industry absolutely explode in recent years to create thousands of jobs, a net influx of 100+ new residents per day, and the creation of a diversified 21st century economy currently supporting an unemployment rate below 3%.

I'm having trouble finding a property for the market here is exploding and prices are through the roof.Thanks, Debbie

If I wanted to allow an attendant to pick up cash, my change machine reports the cash inserted so I can easily tell if im being robbed by someone, and the knowledge of this I imagine would be enough to deter sometime from what is a very flexible and convenient job.the trick is if you can buy the laundromat without a drop off service, meaning it's not factored into the price, then you open one up (which is easy), then you can really make the ROI explode.

Look further out - I think places like Mebane, Graham or Burlington are well within commuting distance to RTP (as well as Greensboro) and will be taking off (to the extent that haven't already...)Raleigh burbs (especially to the South, but also North and East) will explode further once the "outer loop" is done (See @Chris Martin 's recent posts regarding I-540)

@Beau Fannon Beau - I've seen, mostly through this website, that Austin has exploded in the past decade.

As many know, the Utah market is exploding faster than most can keep up with.