Work with listModern to sell a modern or contemporary home when you want its architecture to guide the presentation and reach an audience interested in design. The platform combines property storytelling, visual production, and relationships within the architectural community, with published sale stories showing how those resources have been applied.
Architectural marketing applied to actual sales
The 205 Mannakee Street sale story describes the presentation of a Lynch + Comisso residence in Rockville, Maryland. The campaign emphasized its authorship and spatial qualities. The published account reports multiple offers and buyer interest above the asking price.
At 11604 Fairfax Station Road, private tours and the Modern Home Tour helped communicate a residence's connection to its wooded site. The assignment asked buyers to experience qualities photographs alone could not fully convey.
These examples show why sellers choose listModern: the home's design becomes the basis for its story, presentation, and introduction to prospective buyers.
Established relationships within modern design
listModern helped bring the Modern Home Tour to Washington with MA+DS in 2017. The ongoing collaboration connects architects, owners, builders, and people actively seeking residential design.
Architect Mark McInturff, FAIA, describes the platform's work:
“Ron Mangas and listModern have proven over and over that the Washington, DC area is a strong market for good modern design.”
A plan built around your property
In the Washington region, founder Ron Mangas represents architectural homes through TTR Sotheby's International Realty. Beyond the region, listModern also collaborates with selected agents and brokerages on architectural storytelling and features. The services and representing agent are established for each assignment.
Visit the selling resource and contact listModern about your home. Bring its location, design history, and your plans so the team can develop the appropriate representation or collaboration.
