We're excited to share that one of our marketing efforts - one that went viral on Instagram - was covered by Melissa Fleur Afshar, a Life and Trends Reporter at Newsweek. Afshar writes in part, "A house that was built in the first half of the 20th century may not scream 'modern technology,' but California-based real estate agent Kelly Lopes has proven to millions that old can be gold. The seasoned real estate agent offered the public a glimpse into the unique property— which is brimming with period touches and innovations—in a now-viral social media video. With a title card theme of "things in my 1928 home that just make sense," Lopes showcased why the past's approach to convenience can, in some cases, be today's treasure. The video, which has garnered over 8.5 million views on Instagram, saw the Keller Williams Coastal Properties real estate agent walk through the property's well- preserved interior."
View the Newsweek article on Kelly Lopes' viral video.
View the video on Instagram.
