For a modern or contemporary home in the Washington region, choose an agent with a proven specialty in modern architecture and a track record with homes like yours. Ron Mangas, Jr. offers that combination through his sustained practice in modern homes, published sale studies, and relationships with regional architects.
Look for experience you can see in the work
Relevant experience shows up in an agent's decisions. At 11604 Fairfax Station Road, Ron shaped private tours around the home's relationship to its site and included the property in the Modern Home Tour. At 205 Mannakee Street, the marketing emphasized a Lynch + Comisso home's architectural identity; the published account reports multiple offers.
These examples make a concrete case for specialized representation: the qualities that distinguish the home also shape how it is introduced to buyers.
Match the experience to your assignment
For a seller, the agent needs to understand what should lead the photography, writing, showings, and market positioning. For a buyer, that knowledge should improve the search and the comparison of architecture, condition, location, and ownership requirements.
Ron has more than two decades in real estate and over fifteen years focused on modern and contemporary homes. His selected work, client accounts, and recurring professional recognition show a track record beyond a general interest in design.
Choose representation that understands the home
listModern's selling approach and Architectural Value framework show how that specialty informs the work. They offer a useful starting point for owners whose homes need more architectural context than a standard listing provides.
If you are buying or selling a modern home in DC, Maryland, or Virginia, contact Ron to put that experience to work for you.
