The city is entirely made up of expensive (for the Birmingham market) homes and is thought of as the trendy area in town (little restaurants, shops, etc).2/1 bath homes sell for the low 200's and this is a 3/1 bath in move-in ready condition listed in the 90's.

Hipsters reject the culturally-ignorant attitudes of mainstream consumers, and are often be seen wearing vintage and thrift store inspired fashions, tight-fitting jeans, old-school sneakers, and sometimes thick rimmed glasses.

They are trendy, look great, and very inexpensive.

I have a rental in a trendy area, but it's near tracks where the Amtrak train blows through several times a day at high speeds.

The trend is more bathrooms and less bedrooms.

And yes, the trend is that as a seperate entity the LLC has to be represented by an attorney, you can be a witness, but unless you are an attorney you can't represent the company.Eve, you asked basically the same thing in another thread requiring much the same response.

One trend I seem to be noticing in the various design magazines and websites is a move away from a full bank of wall cabinets towards different types of shelving.

Or the other option would be to buy in better areas that are kind of trendy and have prices to match.

Nowadays, those cabinets done right would be "trendy" or attractive. $1000 cabs will fall apart so quick, let me tell you not fun repairing cabinet drawer faces.

There are ways but it is not cheap, and it takes a professional with the right tools.The trend is LVP everywhere except bedrooms and stairs.