Bordering both Maryland and DC, Chevy Chase, MD offers residents the unique benefit of being situated between the two. The result is a mix of quiet and quaint suburban living with the urban opportunities and amenities of city living.

Should I move? It's the question nearly every empty nester considers. You might be evaluating the benefits of staying in your longtime home or thinking about making a move to a new home more suited to your current lifestyle. Either way, you're not alone! For many Boomers, older (and often larger) homes no longer suit their needs and moving to a new residence is appealing.

The Washington Business Journal has named McLean Quinn, president of EYA LLC, to their "40 under 40" list of the most influential young professionals in the Washington metro region. This distinction honors the region's brightest young business leaders who demonstrate both community leadership as well as professional accomplishments. McLean's strategic visioning, collaborative style, and innovative perspective is increasingly relied upon by EYA and its many private and public partners, and he and EYA are proud of the WBJ's generous recognition.

Earth Day celebrations are taking place around the world and there are many ways you can make a difference in your community and your home. Here are a few ideas:

Nestled in central Montgomery County, Rockville, MD is regarded as one of America’s leading small cities for work, play and life. Inflated hype? Not likely. The more than 3,000 residents who participate in Rockville’s biennial community survey consistently support the city’s outstanding reputation. In 2016, 92% rated Rockville’s overall quality of life as excellent or good and 86% gave similar ratings to its overall quality of services. So it’s no surprise that new homes in Rockville are in high demand as first-home buyers, professional couples, small families and empty nesters look to “Get Into It” as the city’s slogan suggests. Here are our top five reasons why Rockville is a great place to live.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, what better way to celebrate with a spouse, child, partner or friend, than a special Valentine’s night on the town at a local restaurant. From lobster tail to chocolate soufflé, “sweetheart deals” and “say I love you” pairings abound. To help you choose your sweet spot, we’ve created a short list of five DC area favorite restaurants for Valentine's Day 2019.