The kids at Willamette U are looking for places nearby to live that are kind of trendy and safe.

It doesn't really matter if you are in a trendy LA neighborhood or the Amish parts of Pennsylvania.  

A trendy professional decorator look.

Very trendy topic @Brian Burke.

Once I witnessed this trend, I decided that it was important to establish a strict set of guidelines or rules with which the forums would be run.Many forums out there are nothing but free-for-alls.

I personally think 5th ward is shaping up to be one of, if not the the next "hip and trendy" areas of Houston. 

We can certainly see a seasonal spike/dip every cycle, but the overall trend is likely more important here.I also see a mention of smoothing techniques used in the footnotes.

There's a ton of development in downtown, from a few trendy hotels and apartment buildings to new Denver-based restaurants coming in, an 8,000 seat lacrosse stadium, a new hockey arena for Colorado College, the Creek Walk along Cheyenne Blvd, and the Ivy Wild development. 

The trend is towards mobility, career flexibility, less material possessions/minimalism, ability to travel, having less children or no children at all (i.e. less pressure to purchase a house), postponing or foregoing marriage...

We maintain an inventory of 100+ listings that fit this category.Another big trend I see is a hybrid of the two.