Louis is on fire right now, and there is some explosive revitalization happening in Tower Grove, Benton Park, and Fox Park. 

Well you should really look into that explosion you're having - look up North Dakota's oil industry from a few years back to know what I mean.

With the guru explosion in the past 15 or so years (they were around way befor that) the marketing aspects of RE really changed.

If the storage tenant kept dangerous chemicals, explosives, etc. there you, of course, will have significant liability particularly if you do this in violation of law.

I'm leery of multi family units given the explosion of high rise apartments all over the city.

The number of airbnb listing increased is on the same time when there's home sale explosion nationwide in Q1-Q2 20226.

I'm following the story of the house explosion that happened earlier this morning.

@Dustin Davis I think the growth explosion is the same in almost every town that I am considering living in or near and people paying over market values seems to be way too common for my tastes, unless of course I'm the one selling.

I see a lot of people with experience in mobile home park investing on here, and hoping someone wants to give their $0.02.I am in Austin, TX, and like many other places seeing explosive growth and prices driven sky high, 50-100k over asking for SF homes etc.

Now, that seems to be fading with the explosion of Southern Orchards, Vassor Village, etc to the East.For my all-in budget constraints, I'd most likely have to stay below Weber, in that gray area between north and south Linden.