Most everything that looks updated or trendy is just a prettied up 100 year old house haha!

With this new confidence, a new trend is emerging with millennials in the home buying market.

As far as being trendy to bash Chicago, that is not what is happening.

Also the land in question, which I have not purchased yet has this in the listing "All offers must be accompanied with the addendum provided in Trend."  I

Your agent can also tell you what is going on in the market and help you know market time, average selling price, and what the trend is.

I found the deal myself it wasn't brought to me by the agent This particular property is located in my hometown where I grew up the market trend is definitely going up some areas are a little bit rougher than others but overall they've been making a lot of improvements over the last 7 years and price trends have been appreciating nicely as a result. 

But keep in mind this is a hot market and a very trendy area.

The other 3 units would be considered entire apartment.Also, depending on which part of BK you are in, the demand may be different that the most "trendy" areas, and that will affect your income.

I also enjoy outdoorsy activities and I like having a semi trendy downtown area. investment wise, seems like a few companies are moving there, so that could lead to job growth and better rental returns if I get in early ish enough.

But in a normal, non-rushed, regular flat square site development model, site built wins by a wide margin.A mentor of mine says this: He has been through 5 cycles of major discussions about modular/panelized housing in his long and very successful career, and each time the start of the new trend is exciting and promising, and then he says it always ends with some major breakdown in cost, such as 127K crane costs for a 3 unit project.