Cyrus trains hard for triathlons. Swimming, biking and running, this grueling event really tests your mettle.
 



You never know when it will hit you. Usually it’s somewhere after you’ve jettisoned your racing bicycle and are several miles into the running portion of the triathlon. Local businessman and triathlete Cyrus Afshar knows the feeling all too well. It’s when you start to “hit the wall.”

The Long Haul

The most grueling stretch of a triathlon, it’s where many competitors start to fade, drop out or crumble in a heap of debilitating pain — usually in their legs. It’s also here where you find out what you’re made of. It’s where you test your mettle. For Cyrus, giving up is not one of his options. If you know Cyrus, this is where he shines. It’s where he digs in and pushes himself even harder. But that’s just Cyrus. When he’s committed to something, he’s in it for the long haul.

The Finish Line

Most contestants of a triathlon will tell you that merely completing the race and crossing the finish line makes you a winner. “It gives you such a sense of accomplishment,” explains Cyrus. “All that training, all that discipline, all that hard work becomes worth it.”

A Driven Attitude

Cyrus’ driven attitude motivates him as a triathlete and as a businessman. For this committed professional, the triathlon is a great metaphor for life — with the right skills, the right attitude, discipline, training and preparation you can accomplish even the most challenging tasks. For Cyrus, the right attitude means staying positive, questioning things, and sometimes going against conventional wisdom. He’s always looking forward, always pushing towards his goals in innovative and creative ways, and always taking strides to perform at optimal levels.

A Proven Track Record

It's Cyrus' trademark drive and commitment that allowed him to excel in former tenures in the financial fields. Cyrus gained his degree in Economics while attending Duke University. He's worked for Goldman Sachs, the Brookings Institution, and the United States Treasury Department in a number of financial roles. He's also completed the rigorous Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) curriculum including Financial Analysis, Market Analysis, User Decision Analysis, and Investment Analysis for real estate. This strong quantitative, analytical background along with his years of experience in real estate have enabled Cyrus to give the most thoughtful, professional, and precise real estate advice to his clients.

A Determined Professional

Where it all comes together — Cyrus’ drive and dedication, his unique approach to life and keen business insights—is in his stellar career as one of the area’s leading real estate professionals. Just as he does when competing in a triathlon, Cyrus appears unstoppable as a complete professional. He applies his winning attitude and advanced research and analytical skills to his work with clients’ investments. As an Associate Broker ® specializing in the Washington, D.C. community, he’s going the extra distance when it comes to his clients’ important real estate goals.

If you’re selling real estate, Cyrus provides a distinct advantage with his creative and cutting-edge marketing strategies that will get your property maximum exposure to qualified buyers. And his in-depth knowledge of Washington, D.C. real estate keeps buyers informed about the latest trends, developments, and the best buys available in the area.

When you’re thinking about buying or selling real estate in the Washington, D.C. community, run with the best. Cyrus will sit down with you and discuss your expectations and goals before implementing the right plan for you. Cyrus is Going the Distance when it comes to your important real estate decision. Work with a dedicated professional. Work with Cyrus Afshar.

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5101 Wisconsin Ave. NW • Washington, DC 20016

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