Art of Modern Podcast

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The Art of Modern invited us over for a discussion about the Dallas Modern Real Estate market to discuss modern design trends, architecture, and the Dallas modern real estate market. We joined some of our top-producing colleagues, Ryan Streiff and Cliff Kessler.

Discussion: Modern Real Estate In Dallas

Ryan Streiff –The Perry-Miller Streiff Group

Jeff Mitchell – Modern Living Group – Compass

Cliff Kessler –Allie Beth Allman & Associates

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