I hear a lot of people are leaving NJ and NYC which I think can bring down prices in the next year or so if that trend is true and continues.

Ohio City is a trendy pocket that is surrounded by rough stuff.

Woodfin, just north of downtown Asheville just created a permitting process, the legal side of how they all hold up is yet to be determined, but the trend is there.  

Some of the neighborhoods that are currently experiencing revitalization and have become popular areas for real estate investment include:West End: A historic neighborhood with Victorian homes and a growing commercial district.Kirkwood: A family-friendly neighborhood with a mix of historic and new construction homes and a vibrant commercial area.Reynoldstown: A former industrial area that has been transformed into a trendy residential neighborhood with a popular Beltline trail.Edgewood: A neighborhood that is seeing rapid growth and development with new retail, restaurants, and residential properties.Old Fourth Ward: An area that has seen significant investment and development in recent years, with a mix of historic homes, new construction, and popular attractions like the Atlanta Beltline and Ponce City Market.When investing in gentrified areas, it's important to consider the potential for future growth and development, as well as the current demand for rental properties.

Currently, it is trendy on wall street to buy up properties and hold them.

This trend is similar to what we are seeing in Reno, Nevada.

But not so trendy that people are willing to walk under the highway 59 to cross into downtown and midtown at night.

I don't think rents will stabilize so fast ,the trend is just emerging of working from suburbs ,in my humble opinion it will reverse back but changes take a while to overturn and hence it could be a buying opportunity for MF while this trend of working from suburbs holds on ( it might take 2-3-4 years to turn back maybe ).

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It has a great school district, low crime rate, close proximity to down town and other trendy neighborhoods.