Tends to attract a younger /trendy crowd.

Deal B: Duplex ( 5bd, 5bd - 2,400 sqft total), new construction, Also in a developing area BUT this neighborhood (Kensington) is in close proximity to a very trendy part of town (Fishtown).

I’ve noticed this is a new trend. I

Some of the takeaways are listed below.Do not be trendy - For example, the current “in” color might be grey, but how will it look in ten years?

Looking for areas to avoid,  Hot/trendy areas,  rents increasing/decreasing overall, other market trends, etc...

If it's families that want a safe place then I'd be looking at either a theater style room or games.For the title, I'd emphasize the safety of the neighborhood and other characteristics - "trendy" "walkable" "5 mins to downtown"

We closed out the summer with interest rates going to a 23 year high, but that wasn't the only thing to increase. We saw days on market, expired, and daily price reductions ALL go up, with median home prices going do...

Plus @Matt R.In the area I am investing, there is new commercial development (urban feel in the suburbs with artisan trendy shopping etc), but not much new apartments being built.  

I could be wrong here, but I think some of the glamping trend is fading.  

I keep seeing them on all of the HGTV makeover shows -- so my thought is people might THINK they want them because it's the trendy new thing for bathrooms, but once they use it they might hate it.