Nike built a 300million dollar distribution center in Frasyer back in 2015.

Grey is staring to go out of stylem but you can always make a wood shade appealing.  

And honestly if they aren’t gonna bother to enforce it, then they should at least change the rules so everyone is on the same playing field, but I don’t even think it’s a grey area that it violates two very clear real estate laws. 

I had decided on white kitchen cabinets with light grey LVP flooring, but the more I read, the more I'm seeing comments about grey LVP flooring going out of style...

Its generally OK - but it is a weird grey area with DSCR Loans with a lot of lenders - a lot don't have new builds contemplated in the guidelines (i.e. with regards to seasoning, etc.) so it can be vague/unclear.

Shout out to Nike! 

We mostly use 2 colors of paint, a beige and a grey that also looks blue when the light hits it right so tenants feel like they get two different room colors and tend to really like that.

Typical CPA answer, but things are often grey. 

in NYC some owners are known to rent out their semi basement which is on a grey side. so during inspection would that cause any issue?

This last piece is likely the area that is causing confusion, because flagging and looking at situations that might be "fraud" can cause some grey areas