The grey shaker is very cool and modern!

If they are modern and the rest of the home is nice it will probably not make a much difference.On a SFR it will impair the use of the yard space in the summer, that will put you in the same category as a corner lot.IMO a lot of major inner city roads are equal or worse than a freeway, because of ambulance and police cars, accelerating traffic and the occasional nonsense souped up car.I down own a property on a major street, so this is just my humble opinion.

@Nabeel Mahmud that's a tough go...I use American Modern for non-conforming properties: https://www.amig.com/ Not sure if they are in your area or not.

I will say though, that modern architecture is really difficult to do well.

( I also don't allow automobile repairs to take place on the property) I find that I have the best results when my units are modern.

Money Mustache, the modern godfather of the financial independence movement, has this very simple calculation that was quite helpful for me in understanding the real costs of property management: take any fixed monthly expense you have and multiply it by 173.

Dwell magazine has done a good job of getting a generation interested in modern architecture and the allure of prefabrication.

;-) Long story short: Show Your Niche.Other than that, the style is nice and modern, but I agree with @Philip_Dwyer (why aren't Mentions working anymore?)

Does anyone recently switch from a "traditional" broker to one of the modern technology brokers?

Even with the change to modern heating systems, the tradition of keeping windows and doors open may persist.Religious belief systems may also call for the opening of a door or window on occasion.