While it can still be done it is more realistic to plan on being all in for 70-90 for a decent neighborhood and even more for trendy neighborhoods.

Long story short these things will be modern and aestheticallyPleasing and trendy but built just about as cheap and maintenance free as possible.

Values have, and will swing pretty far, but the current trend is going a bit beyond what I expected we would see in this decade. 

Trend is no longer available and I wasn't able to pull reports from it.

After staying in Bankok, and meeting an ex-pat who renting out 3 rooms in a trendy part of town, I saw the advantages and opportunities of AirB&B.

I've had my eye on a nice condo in a trendy part of Dallas. 

The younger generation-millenials-do not seem to value home ownership and should be a great opportunity to fill apartment buildings provided they are located in the re-emerging trendy areas they prefer.

I felt pretty certain the property will be worth than $1M by 2021, given the history trend, I also thought it’ll very likely get there earlier, but I didn’t know it could get there so quickly.The property is valued at more than $1.4M in 2018, according to Zillow estimate, and based on multiple similar properties sold in the area.

@David Daniels , @Ned Carey ,From their website:"Realist® from CoreLogic® is a public-record database that seamlessly integrates with any web-based multiple listing service (MLS) system to provide in-depth property and ownership data, market information, street and aerial maps, as well as market trends to its users" - www.corelogic.com/products/realistI have MLS access in quite a few cities around the Country, and the trend is to use Realist on the back end as the "tax" database.

Any trendy little neighborhoods on the rise?