Im sure you realize that there are at least 100 shades of white/cream out there.-  J - I normally don't like to paint masonry but you can't fix ugly masonry colors without it.

I cant remember the color off hand (kind of a cream color with semi gloss white trim), but I did go with a good quality paint Behr premium ultra thinking that it will hold up longer. 

Here is one for $345 and free shipping using Wayfair supply (you will have to sign up for business account for that price or request it, sometimes they can shave more off too):

After installing the granite, I am now contemplating staining or painting them a different color, perhaps a dark espresso stain OR paint them a beige cream either of which would match the granite.  

@Molly Jacobsen  thank you Molly - I am finding out that private flood insurance DOES exist - so I'm very happy - and you're right - I do need to wait till policy ends to renew but that is OK - I got quoted some great prices that may shave off almost $100 / month when I can switch over - that equates to more cash flow - dollar for dollar.  

What about cream or forest green?

The cream of the crop are side by side units with garages (my opinion) Without knowing the details about your needs, expectations and pricing its hard to say what areas you would consider "good."

The table covered with tiny lead pieces, lead shavings and lead dust.

You may be able to shave some off the top if you take care of your management.  

When it comes to CapEx @Ben Leybovich and @Serge S. have put together a great article that shows the math in regards to replacement costs and life span of each.