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Architect's Newspaper Blog A/N released their coverage of The Oronoco Waterfront Condominium this week. It's a beautifully written story that captures the building's transformation from outmoded office building into "riverfront revival". Learn more about the "sleek new residences" at our website.
We're excited to share our recent coverage in Bisnow, a leading news source for business activity. In their article, "Titan of Townhouses", writers share a bit about the company's history, culture and pipeline. The article is one of many recent pieces covering EYA's impact on the Washington region.
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We're excited to see The Washington Post talking about right-sizing options in housing this week. EYA has been following the needs of empty nesters for years, by developing walkable neighborhoods throughout Washington. Many of our homes offer one-level floor plans or elevators for access to all levels. It's great to see more options being offered for simplifying life and spending less time on yard work and home maintenance.
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As we welcome a new year, many of us will make resolutions to live a healthier lifestyle. More and more research indicates that living in a walkable neighborhood is good for you. From better health to reduced crime rates to increased social interactions, walkable urban living has many far reaching benefits. The studies show:
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We are honored frequently with referral sales from our raving fans. But for one family to buy three homes is a new record!
Smart Growth Trends | EYA Foundation | Philanthropy | Company News
On Friday, October 24, 2014, EYA employees gathered for their annual Day of Service in Washington, DC. This year's recipient of giving was Byte Back, a DC-based non-profit which provides computer training and employment readiness classes to low-income individuals.
