It reminded me of a similar neighborhood where I grew up that became trendy/all the rage.

Not the HOT places but the steady places that may never actually "peak or be trendy" and that make sense when looking at an aerial map for location.

They'll have trendy items as well. 

They generally liked to live in the "hot" area of the city and took part in a lot of the trendy things that were happening. 

So when I think it is just maintenance in the tenant's eyes it may be better because it follows today's trend. I

Ive started to see a shift and a slow down, these homes in trendy areas like WH used to have bidding wars and now they are sitting on the market for several months.

This trend is exploding.

Global role based in London.Finally, I studied AI at Stanford before it was trendy.

FYI inflation adjusted income increases is the best predictor of both value appreciation and rent appreciation.Check out http://www.city-data.com/ and an inflation calculator to see what that trend is over 15+ years, that way this doesn't happen to you again. 

I'm trying to correlate the data I found in this report with its city's price increase trend. I