We’re excited to introduce EYA’s newest neighborhood coming to Northeast Washington, DC: Riggs Park Place in Fort Totten, opening for sales in Spring 2020. Located just a short walk to the Fort Totten Metro station, these new townhomes will provide the best of city living with a distinctly urban vibe. Striking an artful balance between the vibrancy of downtown DC with a quiet, neighborhood retreat, Riggs Park Place is just moments from everything you need and everywhere you want to go.

Purchasing a new construction home is an exciting process as you watch your dream home come to life. Many of the steps in purchasing a new construction home are similar to purchasing a resale, such as signing a contract and securing a loan. However, since the home is new, there are a few additional steps to not only finalize the sale, but also to make the home your own such as selecting options and meeting with the builder for walk-throughs during various stages of the building process.

This past Saturday, we were delighted to host our Cabin John Village VIP preview opening event for our newest EYA neighborhood in Potomac, MD. Guests arrived bright and early to be first in line to meet with the EYA team, set private appointments, and choose their favorite model and location.

This past Saturday, we were thrilled to welcome hundreds of guests to our Tower Oaks VIP preview event in Rockville, MD. It was a warm and sunny afternoon as folks met and mingled with members of the EYA team to learn more about this unique new neighborhood.

One of the advantages of purchasing a new construction home is that you get to choose many of the features and finishes to customize the home for your lifestyle and personal preferences. This could include everything from the number of bedrooms and baths to choosing whether to add optional features such as an outdoor wet bar or built-in grill on the terrace.

New home construction 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 new home construction may be the better choice for you.