EYA Co-Founder and President Bob Youngentob is featured in this weekend's Real Estate section of The Washington Post, where he talks about weathering the housing downturn and his outlook for the future.
The Post identifies the award-winning company as one of the Washington Metropolitan Area's pioneers in smart growth and metro-oriented development. EYA, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year, has constructed more than 3,000 homes and tackled some of the most challenging sites in the region, from building on the banks of the Potomac River to revitalizing passed-over neighborhoods.
EYA is currently selling:
- townhouses at Capitol Quarter near the Nationals baseball stadium;
- townhouses at Chancellor's Row at Brookland Metro; and
- townhouses and condos at Old Town Commons steps from Braddock Road Metro.
In 2012, EYA will open sales for two additional housing options:
- townhouses at Fairfax County's hottest new development, Mosaic District, in January; and
- a soon-t0-be-announced, one-of-a-kind residential project at 601 North Fairfax Street in Old Town Alexandria in the spring
Read a transcript of Bob's Washington Post interview here.