I've seen Henry County explode since I was a kid and the growth is always focused on better schools (since schools pop up like weeds in Henry County) and people trying to "get away from the city."

Everything tends to explode all at once.   

That area will explode!

Demand exploded after April but some areas are flattening out this month.

For years I was saying Overtown and Little Haiti were the place to buy for massive appreciation but now they have already exploded in price.

Personally and thankfully I don't see this market crashing anytime soon, but history repeats itself and there's definitely a chance.
What do you think?

I'd like to use a real listing as an example walk-through to help me (an absolute beginner with no experience whatsoever) understand commercial real estate investing a little better.Click here to see the property we'll be discussing.We know a few important things right from the outset, just looking at the listing:$5.5m list price$371,094 NOI6.41% cap rateReliable, established tenantsLocation is in Boise, ID, where real estate is exploding right nowI chose this property because it seems to priced well enough to consider, and it doesn't require any renovation or rehab.

If financing changes to where it is much easier to get loans and cash our refinance 6 months after being built, I think they would explode in those areas. 

Having lived in Colorado for 20 years, I've seen this place explode! 

Born in Summit and lived in Elizabeth, North Plainfield and West Orange way back before your real estate exploded.