@Elram RaguanIn order of where I would recommend to a friend as a place to live:1 44129 Parma preferably south of Snow2 44134 Parma3 Lakewood further west is better4 Fairview Park5 44111 west of 140th... further west the better6 44135 West of 140th7 South Park in 441098 44144 further west the better9 The rest of 4411110 The rest of 4410911 44102, with expert help12 Tremont or Ohio City or Gordon... trendy neighborhoods for singles or couples... street by street, house by houseAll other west suburbs are good, but get more expensive as you move further from Cleveland proper.Bob CollettRealtor, Remax Trinity Property Management 

If you're in an area that's trendy where people want to live those buildings are usually more expensive and the cap rates are usually lower. 

They are always having work done.Hood River is trendy I hear not been there in a while.

Wow, that's a great, detailed write up @Denise Brown-Puryear I think the trend is pretty clear.

Against the modern trend I would recommend a glue down LVT installed with a quality pressure sensitive adhesive.

Some people would rather watch TV, vape, drive a fancy vehicle, wear $300 sneakers, and complain about how the man is keeping them down.

We know there is success in rentals and flips...the ol brick and mortar way, but we’ve always been interested in container homes and the ecofriendly/trendy factor involved.

Its true about the 7 year trend, I live in Miami F.L and have seen prices here kind of reach a halt lately its rising steady not to fast. 

It is an ethnic food mecca replit with its own trendy coffee shop, and 5 different subway lines you can take to get practically anywhere into new York.

Think about why people would choose to live south of the park, rather than further west which is closer to "trendy" bars and restaurants.