As Valentine’s Day approaches, what better way to celebrate with a spouse, child, partner or friend, than a special Valentine’s night on the town at a local restaurant. From lobster tail to chocolate soufflé, “sweetheart deals” and “say I love you” pairings abound. To help you choose your sweet spot, we’ve created a short list of five DC area favorite restaurants for Valentine's Day 2019.

We are honored that EYA neighborhoods have once again been voted Best Of in Bethesda Magazine's readers' poll. And in 2019, we're thrilled for Grosvenor Heights to be awarded the Readers' Pick for Best Luxury Townhome Community for the third time. Montgomery Row, The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake and Park Potomac were also top vote getters in the category, with EYA neighborhoods voted top 4 out of 5 favorites in the area.

If you’re looking to live in the D.C. metro area, you may be considering whether to rent or buy. Many factors affect this decision, such as where you see yourself in five years, what type of lifestyle you prefer, the market, and of course, what you can afford. So, what are the costs of renting in D.C. vs buying in a neighboring area like Bethesda?

According to a recent Pew Research Center study, the number of multi-generational families living under the same roof is on the rise. 19% of families in the United States—almost one in five—are living with multiple generations in the same home.

We are honored that EYA neighborhoods have been voted Best Of in Bethesda Magazine's reader's poll. Twice voted a Bethesda favorite, Grosvenor Heights again won the Reader's Pick for Best New Townhome Community. Montgomery Row and The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake were also top vote getters in the category, with EYA neighborhoods voted top 3 out of 4 in the area.

Both condominiums and townhomes offer today’s homebuyer the option of low-maintenance living, a lock and leave lifestyle and, in locations like Bethesda, a variety of choices for living in walkable neighborhoods.