Press

DC magazine
Modern Capital makes DC magazine’s latest Home Hotlist. “Check out Michael Shapiro’s blog, a useful resource for researching mid-century homes,” the magazine recommends.

Dwell
The modern magazine includes Modern Capital on its resource of leading modern real estate web sites.

Phillip Kennicott’s Blog
Washington Post architecture critic says Modern Capital is “great website if you’re passionate about mid-century architecture.”

OregonLive.com
The Oregonian’s Bridget Otto highlights Modern Capital as a resource not only for those in D.C. but others around the country looking for information on mid-century modern real estate and design.

Washington Examiner: ‘Savvy Realtors use social media to connect with buyers and sellers’
“Using Facebook and Twitter and other niche sites focused on modern architecture has had a very positive impact on drawing people to my open houses and selling my listings,” said Michael Shapiro of Long and Foster.

Washignton Examiner: ‘Homes as individualistic as their buyers’
The cover story of the May 19 Home Guide  highlights “niche” real estate markets, including the mid-century modern market here in the DC area.

Washington Examiner
In an article on Charles Goodman’s Rock Creek Woods, The Examiner says “Shapiro has helped lead the midcentury modern movement in the area and through his blog has assisted sellers in providing viral exposure for their listings.”

Washington Examiner
Modern Capital is highlighted in an article exploring where to find mid-century modern architecture in the more traditional Washington area.

Washington Spaces
Washington Spaces describes Modern Capital as “an excellent blog that focuses on residential modernism in the DC area.”

Washington Post’s Blog Watch
The Post’s Blog Watch column highlights Modern Capital’s review of the 2008 Hollin Hills Home and Garden Tour.

Washington Post Magazine
Modern Capital is highlighted as part of D.C.’s “Mod Squad” of local resources for MCM fans.

Washington Post Real Estate Section
Modern Capital’s mix of  vintage and new modern furnishings takes 2nd place in the the paper’s ‘Mad Men’ Look contest.