Although it can have some negative connotations, ignore those, they are from the PC folks.Basically it is when a poorer, older, run-down yet formerly charming neighborhood slowly transforms into an up-and-coming, hip area.

But there are some beeeeautiful suburbs & Clevelanders really love their city & aren’t all about to pack up & abandon it & move to the sun belt, despite what census data says about the inner city of Cleveland.Go visit in person & actually speak with people & you’ll see that they love the Midwestern charm of Ohio, and they love their cities of Cleveland, Cincinnati & Columbus, and they love their sports teams (yes, even the Browns have a rabid following after 30 yrs of misery - that should tell you something about Clevelanders’ loyalty to their great city right there) and they especially love Buckeye Nation... and they’re not even thinking of mass migration to Arizona despite what the occasional headline in USA Today says :)

You're so good you can charm people to help you move.

HI Andrew, I'm in the process of looking for a new prop mgr in Detroit, been through 2 and hoping 3rd times the charm if you have any references.

Which is part of your charm.

I have seen this work with one of my partners like a charm. 

We loved the location and knew if we could add some charm that this would be a very successful Airbnb.

It has the brick lined streets, famous restaurants, and historical charm that draws a lot of interest.

It doesn't have to break the bank but it does add a lot of charm and convenience and photographs well.

Maybe a charming treehouse that became a hit on Airbnb?