EYA's new townhomes coming to Reservoir District will offer residents the perfect blend of walkable lifestyle and exceptional amenities in a one-of-a-kind urban setting. Within the neighborhood, you'll be able to stroll to shops, enjoy the convenience of an onsite grocery store, stay active in the beautifully landscaped public park spaces or meet your neighbors at the brand new District of Columbia community center. And with a central DC location, all your favorite destinations will be just moments away. Below are some of the many nearby amenities, attractions and favorite local hotspots Reservoir District residents will enjoy.

New EYA townhomes are coming soon to a landmark location in Northwest DC. Reservoir District will feature 146 modern new EYA townhomes, state-of-the-art community center with pool, 6-acre public park, new onsite retail and much more. Click here to learn about the neighborhood and join the VIP list for all the latest updates.

Neighborhood communities are among the most important ways that people find lasting personal connections. And for many, the value of supporting their community and helping neighbors has reached a new level of importance since the covid pandemic. In this blog post, we'll talk about why community is important, what it means to be a good neighbor and what you can do to support your community and help your neighbors.

Friday, September 22nd is Car-Free Day across the DMV and thousands of area residents have taken the pledge to go car-free. Hosted by Commuter Connections, this event aims to bring awareness of the benefits of alternative travel options such as walking, biking, taking bus or Metro, or even going "car-lite" by carpooling with fellow commuters.

Menkiti Group and EYA, collectively known as the Providence Reimagined team, announced today that they have been selected by Providence Hospital (campus) as the developers for the reimagined campus, and are kicking off a community outreach campaign to gather feedback from the neighbors on their wishes for the site.

Timing markets is notoriously difficult, and the real estate market is no different. There are always risks and opportunities to weigh, and waiting for the perfect time to buy or sell may not work out as planned. Just two years ago, for example, buyers in the Washington, DC area who had been waiting for the housing market to cool and thought the COVID-19 pandemic might slow things down, found themselves competing in the tightest bidding wars in decades as families sought more space for home schooling and remote work.