Smart Growth Trends | Recreation | Company News | Transportation
This weekend, Washington area drivers will take part in a worldwide movement to support sustainable transportation by pledging to go car free or car-lite. Car Free Days is an international event that takes place in 1,500 cities across 40 countries to celebrate alternative forms of transportation.
When decorating your home, there’s nothing more exciting than finding that “perfect piece.” And there’s no place better to find hidden treasures than the many home design and accessory shops in downtown Bethesda. Recently featured in the Washington Post, the home décor shops of Bethesda are full of surprises and great finds for any style or budget.
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Smart Growth Trends | EYA Foundation | Employee Spotlight | Company News
In this month’s Employee Spotlight, we are pleased to feature EYA’s Senior Vice President of Land Acquisition and Development, Aakash Thakkar. A DC native, Aakash is passionate about creating great new communities that revitalize local neighborhoods and benefit the City’s residents. He has also been very involved in the EYA Foundation and is an active participant at many EYA volunteer events.
Smart Growth Trends | Dining | Old Town Alexandria
Excitement is in the air for Washington area foodies! Restaurant Week is back with over 200 DC restaurants offering gourmet prix-fixe menus. From August 19th – 25th, participating restaurants will offer mouth-watering 3-course lunches for $20.13 and dinners for $35.13.
Smart Growth Trends | Dining | Design | Shopping | Green Building
Shops, restaurants and farmer's markets abound within walking distance of your EYA home. But even with all those fantastic options, there's something superbly convenient about having a small rooftop garden at your home when you're partaking on a culinary adventure.
Smart Growth Trends | Company News
A walkable lifestyle in the urban core isn't just for hipsters anymore, says two recent articles from the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal.
