Selling A Home Over Winter
At this time of year many people ask me, “Is it a good idea to try to sell my home over the winter?” Now, this year is very different. However, my answer is still very much as I might have [...]
Bazin’s on Church: A Touch of Magic in Vienna
Ten years ago, I stopped in for lunch at one of everyone’s favorite neighborhood Vienna restaurants, Bazin’s on Church, and spied a glossy new publication which caught my eye at the entrance. This was my first encounter with Viva [...]
Centennial Series: The Yeonas Family
Four Generations of Real Estate Personal Success Icon The story began in the early 1950s. NVAR had existed for three decades, and homes were selling for under $15,000. The American Dream was alive and well in an optimistic post-World [...]
Holiday Happenings
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a lot of challenges and misery in 2020, and questions still linger about when it will be safe to return to normal activities and start seeing friends and family regularly again. With the holiday [...]
How Dentist Offices Are Keeping Patients Safe
Adjustments to Office Procedures Due to COVID-19 Can you believe that it has been more than 6 months since the coronavirus pandemic forced the public to suspend routine care and ‘non-essential’ dentist visits? And worse! We’ve found that those [...]
The Kitchen: Where to Begin the Remodeling Process?
Part 1: Cabinetry Kitchens have long been called the heart of the home. Whether you enjoy cooking, entertaining, or just love a beautifully designed space, having a well planned and aesthetically pleasing kitchen is a must. Remodeling an older [...]
McLean Community Center’s McLean Pet Fest will be held virtually
The McLean Community Center has a virtual event for pets and the families that love them. McLean Pet Fest 2020 launches virtually at midnight on Sunday, Sept. 27, and can be viewed continuously through Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26. The [...]
WMATA, MWAA Celebrate Public Art Along The Silver Line
To celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month this October, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is shining a light on its Art in Transit program, which incorporates distinctive visual and performing artworks into the Metrorail system. This [...]
Partying Through a Pandemic
There’s no question that 2020 has been an unprecedented year. While the better part of this year has been turned upside down by the Coronavirus pandemic, hope remains for making up for lost time with friends and families as [...]
How Does Your Garden Grow?
As we spend more time at home and in our yards, we have learned that the simple pleasures of nature. The slowly changing seasons have provided many of us with strength and joy. Watching the new buds on the [...]
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