It is a trend that started, like most things fashionable, in New York. But it didn’t settle there. It moved to Madrid, Sydney, Hong-Kong and Paris. It spread like gossip across the oceans, touching every major city in the world, leaving them inspired and renewed.

This trend is inner city living. People are moving back. Young, trendy people, leaving the suburbs to join the revival. Back to where the action is. Where your view includes a million lights of a living city. It is, if anything, a convenient existence. Far from the maddening traffic.

Close to every kind and all entertainment. Within walking distance from work.

Inner cities are becoming hot property. Developers are catering for a special kind of clientele. People who understand the principles of designer living. Those who appreciate a mix of old-worldly architecture and modern-day retro, looking for something out of the ordinary, and finding it in once abandoned buildings. Again, cities live. People feel safe. Businesses are back. And as with any trend, those first in will benefit most.