Seems like the trend is going towards grey cabinets now instead of white.

"The trend is your friend".

There are some trendy neighborhoods in Milwaukee where you can find some decent class A deals. 

It's a market where you can live in a nicer/trendy part of town while also being able to drive to your rentals in a different part of the city.Best of luck on your journey.

It’s pretty trendy a lot of older building are being converted into lofts.

Usually what's trendy will add value and occasionally there are actual floor plans linked to websites.

I've been advising my clients in Denver and Colorado Springs to pay attention to the remote work trend. I

Quote from @Natalie Wright: Hey there, Hi Natalie,Have you and your husband thought about an apartment complex.The larger ones tend to be professionally managed, and offer things like dog walks, pools, hot tubs, workout gyms, and kids play areas.Some are cheap like the trendy "Green and Black" 1800 The Ivy, others go up to whatever you can afford.If you are touchy about the area, go visit the complex at night and see who your neighbors will be.https://www.apartments.com/tampa-fl/?

Canton is a nice, fun and trendy neighborhood near the water, with lots of good restaurants and bars.

Grays are 1970's Bell bottoms now and white's are "Where it's at".Grey is in the rear view mirror.But I wonder from a renters point of view--do they know this yet or do they still think grey is trendy(???)