I have quite a few that I'll list below however it will depend on what you mean by relatively low acquistion cost.For short term, you'll want to be in trendy areas like Broadripple, Holy Cross, Fountain Square, Bates Hendricks, Old Southside, Garfield Park.

At the same time, the number of companies expecting to downsize has dropped to 37%, the lowest since 2021.This change could signal that the worst of the downsizing trend is behind us.

Right now, most cities are seeing a decline in rent prices and in occupancy and that trend is likely to continue.

The best markets have been saturated for years (Airbnb/STR got way to trendy) and locals tend to hate them so additional LTR units will be welcomed. 

I grew up in Baltimore and have seen the downward trend . I

The trend is also fueling mergers and acquisitions within the industry, such as Circle K’s recent bid to acquire 7-Eleven.These global real estate updates reflect a dynamic market adapting to new challenges and opportunities.

anything pop culture could be quickly non trendy in a matter of minutes. 

When bisecting the historical comps you can see what trend is rising, falling, crested and descending or taking off. because when you flip, your a housing fortune teller.

Culver city is a great area that is pretty trendy these days. 

House-hacking is way too trendy.