Over the last few years, we’ve seen indoor spaces trend toward brighter, lighter colors with natural wood elements incorporated throughout and a resurgence of blues, greens, and beige tones. But styling finishes aren’t the only things that have evolved. As we’ve started the new year, we’ve explored new builder floorplans and found several emerging architectural
The Growing Appeal of Loudoun County
Fifty years ago, a drive through Loudoun County, Virginia, would have greeted you with views of sprawling fields and open country. Today, you’ll find an area that remains rich in history, filled with a variety of shops, amenities, neighborhoods, and even direct connectivity to Washington, D.C., via greenways and the metro system. It may no
Two Communities, Endless Advantages
In our youth, we often envision the experience of reaching our later years looking a certain way; however, as we reach those years, we find that—as is often the case in life—there is no one “right” way to do things. This point is exemplified throughout Erickson Senior Living communities. With nearly 40 years in business
Things You’ll Love about Finding Your New Home in Fauquier County
While much of the DMV is filled with the bustle and energy city living brings, those searching for city accessibility with the quiet comforts and scenic appeal of the country will love Fauquier County, Virginia. Nestled into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains estate, this picturesque county sits just 40 minutes west of Washington,
What’s Next for the New Construction Market?
Spring is here—and with it comes new leaves, blooming flowers, and the entry to peak real estate season. Traditionally, anyway. It’s long been the norm for inventory to peak as we enter the spring and summer months, but as we all know, the past two years of real estate have been anything but traditional. This
5 Things to Know if You’re Starting Your Home Search in 2022
In 2021, we saw the housing market do some crazy things. Inventory remained low, while buyers—both those moving to the DMV and relocating within it—remained high. Pricing reached unpredictable highs, and the competition for a ratified contract was unfathomable. The housing shortage is still going strong throughout the nation, but the market has shifted a
How to Know What You Need and What You Don’t— Quiet Types Edition
Looking for a new home in the DMV is an exciting time, but with the number of options available and the sheer size of the area and different neighborhoods, the search can quickly become overwhelming. Minimize distractions by knowing what to prioritize as you look and how, as a quiet type, your preferences and criteria
A Great Neighborhood for Young Professionals in Bowie, Maryland
Whether looking for a first apartment after graduating from university or a first home, young professionals have plenty of options throughout the DMV. However, few options combine the proximity to the water, accessibility to the city, and relative affordability that Bowie, Maryland has to offer. Located in Prince George’s County, Bowie has approximately 60,000 residents,
How to Know What You Need and What You Don’t: Growing Family Edition
One of the wonderful things about searching for a new home in the DMV is that you have an abundance of options. Charming brownstones in Adams Morgan, colonial charm in Alexandria, Virginia, easy coastal access with a larger lot in Bowie, Maryland—the list goes on. Options are a great thing, as long as you know
A Great Neighborhood for Peace and Quiet in Felton, Delaware
If you’re looking for peaceful living with easy access to nearby Dover, water, and outdoor activities, Felton, Delaware could be your perfect place. This quiet inland town of just over 1,400 residents has all the major conveniences you need, including its own, post office, local hardware store, groceries, and restaurants. Students living in Felton, Delaware,
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