Perhaps it has something to do with the Baby-Boomers getting older and wanting 1-story homes, or perhaps we are just seeing a new trend in popularity of midcentury modern architecture, but homes built between 1940 and 1969 are selling quite well right now. They might even be edging out our beloved Seattle Craftsman Bungalows?!?!While these classic-modern homes have historically not been the most desireable style of home, we have seen a resurgence in their popularity the last few years. These homes generally include large open spaces, flat or low-pitched roofs, large windows, and little adornment.
Perhaps it is just the natural repetitive cycle of trends and style. Are we seeing the 50's and 60's back in "style" in other ways too?
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