When it comes to kicking off the holiday season, it’s hard to rival the beauty and diversity of the events and experiences in Washington, D.C. From festive concerts to multi-denominational lighting celebrations, festivals, and markets, there are festivities at every turn throughout the city and greater DMV. Kick off your holiday season with one (or
Amenities Abound at The Virginian Following Completion of $67 Million Renovation
With its prime location and 32-acres of wooded surroundings, life at The Virginian has always been a perfect blend of serenity, activity, and picturesque views. However, following the completion of $67 million in renovations, residents are enjoying an even more luxurious experience. Among the enhancements are pickleball courts, a full-service spa, concierge-level residences, a multi-denominational
5 Affordable Paint Trends for a High-Impact Home Makeover
When you build a new home in the D.C. metro area, one of the most exciting parts is the opportunity to make your space completely your own. But while furnishings and décor do a lot, you’d be hard pressed to find a more budget-friendly and impactful way to influence a space than a good coat
Senior Living: Choosing an Active Adult or Senior Living Community for Your Needs and Goals
Are you considering moving into a community that supports your current needs and lifestyle? Whether you’re 55 years old or well into your retirement years, there are plenty of options available in the greater Washington, DC area, from the coast to the city and into the mountains. Active adult communities are a great option for
The Ultimate Guide to Landscaping: When to Save or Splurge
When building your new home, the sky’s the limit—at least where options are concerned. And while it’s easy to envision our dream home, chances are good that dream is filled with extras and add-ons that aren’t included in the base home price—or budget, for that matter. Those enhancements don’t stop at the walls of your
Caring for an Aging Nation: Key Numbers You Need to Know
According to a recent census report, the population of seniors ages 65 and older has grown 9.4% nationally since 2020. This, alongside a just 0.2% national increase in the 15-64 year-old working-age group, spells a clear shift within our country. But it isn’t as simple as an interesting change in numbers; it’s the implications of
Experience the Magic: Fall into Fun at These Must-Visit Local Vineyards
While our area is rich in history, it’s also rich in wine, with more than 300 wineries calling the region home. And while the wines themselves have history, what makes our region’s wineries so special is the sense of community they build. You can find local wine at various festivals and external events, but nothing
The Art of Vibrant Living at The Carnegie
The latest U.S. census1 found that nearly one in three adults (32.1%, to be exact) is 55 years or older. Within that population is a vibrant group of adults, many of whom are still working or just entering a period of transition in their family and home life. It’s with this group in mind that
Stay Ahead in 2024: 2 Essential Real Estate Numbers You Need to Know
The D.C. metro area is in constant motion. But beyond the excitement of Capitol Hill, tourism, and local sports and entertainment, our real estate market has plenty of movement, too. DMV real estate has been hot for decades, even remaining fairly steady compared to other areas of the country during key market downturns. And while
Senior Living Costs Exposed: What You Really Need to Know
You’re considering your retirement and looking to make a change to less-maintenance, less intense house upkeep. Or maybe, you’re at the point when you want to keep living in your own home but realize there’s a chance you may need some additional support in the not-so-distant future. Or perhaps you’re a child with an aging
