Mid-Century Modernism: Washington Metropolitan Area's Architectural Treasure and Its Market Impact

Posted by Andre Perez on November 2nd, 2023

 Mid-Century Modernism: Washington Metropolitan Area's Architectural Treasure and Its Market Impact

Washington, D.C., and its surrounding areas have long been a canvas for architectural innovation, where historical reverence meets modernity. Among the styles that have left a significant mark on the region's landscape is mid-century modern architecture. This design movement, which spanned from the mid-1940s to the late 1960s, emphasized simplicity, functionality, and a harmonious blend with nature. In the Washington metropolitan area, several architects stood out for their contributions to this style, shaping not only the skyline but also influencing the residential real estate market and the character of neighborhoods.

Key Figures of Mid-Century…

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5 Modern Secrets to the Home Selling Process

Posted by Andre Perez on January 17th, 2023

The thought of selling your home can be overwhelming—so many steps and variables! It’s also important to recognize that the real estate business is always evolving and adapting. Organization and prioritizing will go a long way when it comes to easing your frustrations. But taking advantage of new tools and techniques is also integral as you seek to maximize your return.

Establishing a modern home selling process is important across the country. But it is absolutely crucial in highly competitive real estate markets such as Washington, DC and its metropolitan neighbors including Alexandria and Arlington in Virginia, and popular parts of Maryland such as Bethesda and Chevy Chase. 

1. High Definition Photography

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What Makes CityCenter Different From Other DC Condos?

Posted by Andre Perez on April 13th, 2017

The Residences at CityCenter are the residential component of the new CityCenter community in Downtown Washington, DC. Delivered in 2013, this is one of the city’s newest and most luxurious condominiums. But the sheer size and scope of the project differentiate it from other developments in the area.

Spanning 10 prime acres, CityCenter was the second largest mixed-use urban development project in the entire nation at its delivery. That’s enough to make it unique. But there is so much more—the auspicious new enterprise is more than a place to sleep, with upscale shopping and dining, a 1.5-acre outdoor park, a plaza, a Westin Hotel and more to come, including a Conrad Hilton hotel.

Centered on the footprint of the old convention center,…

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