Sell Your Home

Imagine your home presented like the main act on center stage capturing attention, sparking emotion, and connecting directly with the right buyers. My social media marketing isn’t about vanity metrics; it’s about storytelling that inspires action. Every post, photo, and campaign is designed to make your property unforgettable to those ready to fall in love.
For me, real estate is personal it’s about emotion, experience, and connection. I don’t just market a home; I showcase the lifestyle it offers. Buyers won’t just see your home—they’ll picture themselves living there. That blend of creativity, precision, and heart is what ensures your property shines above the rest, no matter how competitive the market.

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Discover the community

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History

There are two stories as to why city officials changed the name from Broadway Hill to Capitol Hill. Some say that the original developer’s wife simply liked the way it sounded, while others think he hoped that the state would actually move the capitol to that area. In its early days, the neighborhood was certainly ritzy enough to be the political center of the state. Huge houses were built, which led to the nickname of “Millionaires’ Row” in one area. After World War II, a great number of apartment buildings were constructed, changing the demographics. These two cultures are still reflected today.

Vibe

Capitol Hill is funky and fast-paced, with an endless number of cool blocks to explore and, unfortunately, a limited number of parking spaces. During the day, markets, boutiques, and salons are a big draw. Nightlife is hopping with clubs, bars, and music venues, and you’ll often find coffee shops that moonlight as cocktail lounges. Individuality and fashion statements are encouraged, and there always seems to be some sort of block party or community forum to encourage residents and visitors to mix and mingle.

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