Caring for loved ones, returning kids from college, and out-of-town guests. Homebuyers are increasingly wanting space to accommodate their friends and family in a semi-private, multi-generational space. It's a topic that home builders are embracing, notes The Washington Post writer Michele Lerner. EYA, too, has heard from it's homeowners and has developed "multi-generational suites" complete with living space, sleeping space, and "wet-bar" style spaces for simple beverage service. Visit an EYA neighborhood near you to learn more about multi-generational living and how your new home can accommodate your lifestyle for years to come.

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 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.

What’s it really like living in an EYA home? Washington Post contributor Katharine Salant recently spent 2 days living in our Aster Model Home at Mosaic District in Fairfax, VA to get a taste.

EYA's annual trip to the International Builders Show is normally a week of exploring the industry's most innovative new products on the showroom floor, combined with education sessions led by home building's brightest minds.

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