Also an easier color to touch up if they get damaged than the more natural wood colors, IMHO. and... there it goes!

I was wondering if the colors correspond to the type of neighborhood, ie yellow/black/red correspond to C-D neighborhood while blue/green/purple correspond to better ones?

Maybe they reach out but the forward motion really does work. 

My favorite color is green. 

I am wondering if it is worth it to hire a designer to pick out flooring, wall colors, layout of kitchen, furniture, etc.

They had 2 pinwheels of varying colors on each side of the sign.

During their time there they let their children use permanent markers to color on the walls.  

They repainted the buildings to modern colors, re-roofed them, did a lot of work with the utility meters and moved them into these bump-outs attached to the buildings (rather than stuck to the side like an eyesore) and patched up/repainted the parking lot.

All the properties I have purchased would pass a DSCR loan ratio test with flying colors.

These things literally never happen in construction.....and it is almost always the customers fault....changes to materials, colors, fixtures, etc....So I would focus on finding a great Contractor to work with and be uber-clear in your desires on the project.