Much like the stock market, if the "trend" is moving up and down, that's not a bad thing...like if the trend is going steady in either direction.  

Some people are more comfortable buying multi family apartment buildings in trendy neighborhoods.It's all about finding what works best for you.

  :) With the urban village strategy, the trend is for more people moving back into the urban core and the city of seattle keeps increasing density.The trend will be migrations to central seattle and shoreline. 

New trendy clothes?

It seems like the trend I saw was homes were appraised at lower ends in 2014 and jumped up in price as of current.

We happened to talk to the owner of the company (he didn't know we were in the market for a park) and he was telling us how the trend is that the little parks are dying because they can't compete with bigger players who essentially control the market.

I have been on this community for a bit (not too active yet) and the common trend is networking.

The trend is not likely to slow until rents become prohibitively high.Urban Property Is GoodSome cities will need to increase commercial and lifestyle components to boost their attractiveness to new urban dwellers.

Another aspect driving demand is urban redevelopment with warehouses being turned into a plethora of uses ("open loft office" warehouse conversion, indoor trendy mini-malls, and lofts).

But for work, it shouldn't be the trendy competition that it is.