EYA Neighborhood News

Bethesda and North Bethesda, Maryland are unique and vibrant areas located just outside of Washington, D.C. The communities offer the excitement of a big city with nearby amenities yet with a more suburban feel, making them the ideal in-between for residents. In this updated guide, you'll get a general feel for the area—from Downtown Bethesda to North Bethesda and beyond. We'll highlight locals' favorite things to do in the neighborhoods including unique restaurant experiences, shopping, outdoor activities, seasonal events, and more. Click here to read the guide.

For over 30 years, EYA has understood the benefits of townhome living and has built more than 6,000 new townhomes across the greater Washington D.C. area. And while our homeowners have long known that townhomes can offer a low-maintenance lifestyle with walkability to nearby amenities and a strong sense of community among neighbors, a recent article in the Washington Post titled "The new American Dream should be a townhouse" offers perspective on why townhomes are not only a good choice for homebuyers, but for cities and the environment as well.

The EYA Foundation held its annual Day of Service, partnering with the Salvation Army to help them prepare for their Angel Tree event. Angel Tree is the Salvation Army’s largest annual event which provides Christmas gifts for children. Over 40 EYA employees volunteered at their warehouse helping to sort gifts, prepare gift tags, assemble bikes and stage the warehouse—two weeks worth of work accomplished in one day!

New construction home or resale? This is a question many home shoppers ask when beginning their new home search. Which one is right for you can depend on many factors, including lifestyle preference and personal priorities. Here are eight reasons why a new construction home may be the better choice for you.

This Monday, September 23rd is Car Free Day. Join thousands of other D.C. metro area residents and trade in your keys for greener modes of transport, such as biking, walking, Metro or carpooling.

Many of today's home shoppers are looking for energy efficient, environmentally friendly features in their new homes to help them live a more sustainable lifestyle. And once ready to move to a new home, the first step towards living a more sustainable lifestyle is to make an eco-friendly move.