Dining | Recreation | Silver Spring | Events | Shopping | Bethesda | Chelsea Heights | Old Town Alexandria
Photo courtesy of Flickr's tawest64. Looking for some Halloween fun? From the Silver Spring Zombie Walk to trick-or-treating at the local boutiques, check out these ghoulishly good events taking place in your EYA neighborhood.
Smart Growth Trends | Montgomery County | Silver Spring | Events | Shopping | Bethesda | Chelsea Heights
Shop Tax-Free at stores in Bethesda and Silver Spring. Photos courtesy of Flickr's ehpien and takomabibelot. Sunday, August 10th kicks off Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week 2014! For the entire week (August 10th – August 16th) there will be tax exemptions on clothing and shoes under $100 per item (accessories do not apply). Click here for more information. Below is your guide to the shops in Silver Spring and Bethesda where you can save big.
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Montgomery County | Recreation | Bethesda | Fitness
The Capital Crescent Trail connects our new townhomes at Little Falls Place to the Washington Harbor in Georgetown. Photo courtesy of Flickr's S Pakhrin. Have you ever wondered what you pass while enjoying a nice walk, run or bike ride from our townhomes at Little Falls Place to Georgetown? Thanks to the Coalition for the Capital Crescent Trail, here are a few of the highlights along the way:
Montgomery County | Dining | Bethesda | Old Town Alexandria
Carluccio's coming soon to Old Town Alexandria. Photo courtesy of Flickr's Jeremy Keith. EYA homes are not the only new additions to Old Town Alexandria, Bethesda, Mosaic District, Arts District Hyattsville, and Silver Spring. Take an exciting look at what is coming to your neighborhood!
Smart Growth Trends | Awards | Bethesda | Chelsea Heights | Company News
For the second time in a row, EYA has been voted Best Residential Builder in Washington City Paper's Reader's Poll.
Smart Growth Trends | EYA Foundation | Philanthropy | Bethesda | Company News | Old Town Alexandria
This Spring, cleaning out your closet could be good for both your wardrobe and local residents in need.
