I made the move from hip/trendy Highlands (in Denver) out to working class Aurora, and it was a fantastic decision-- for me.

It's in a small village but it's becoming kind of a trendy place, within a (long) commuting distance of the city so artistic types seem to be going there to get out of NYC.

Being San Diego properties the trend is to have the value go up but there are months where the Zestimate goes down a little bit due to the recent sales. 

I think in general, the east side is lower cap rate and COC, but higher quality tenants and more trendy neighborhoods vs. the west side.  

Considering the fact "investing " is trendy now most wanna be investors are to lazy to do the necessary steps  that is required to be successful You can't crawl if you haven't learn to sit up right......

Sounds like a company trying to use a trendy hot topic to generate business.

While I understand in many areas it's still not that big of an issue, the trend is towards more regulation and more risk for landlords, not less, so why buy a future headache. 

It has historically been neglected by the city but that trend is changing.

It was an old colonial in a trendy part of town.

. :)And I completely agree, the wise investor looks at where the trend is going or may go!