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The Edgewood neighborhood of DC, nestled between Catholic University and Brookland, is home to EYA's newest DC town home development called Chancellor's Row.  This location is just steps from the Brookland Metro (Red Line) Station and only three stops from Union Station.  The shops of Brookland including Yes! Organic Market and Starbucks, the new ABDO Town Center, Catholic University and Trinity University are all within walking distiance of Chancellor's Row.

With the stone buildings of St. Paul's College serving as a backdrop, Chancellor's Row is a development of 237 four-story town homes clustered on a 10-acre parcel.  The residences feature a traditional DC row house design with brick exteriors, front porches, and cornice detailing.  This classic…

EYA has a twenty-year track record of building townhomes in the Metropolitan Washington, DC area.  The firm has been recognized over the years with numerous awards for their unique and innovative projects.

In the District, EYA was tackled substantial urban infill projects that have proven to be neighborhood defining projects.  Currently, EYA is building out Capitol Quarter in the Capitol Riverfront District.  This community of 208 townhomes along seven city blocks is the nation's largest LEED for Homes community. Phase I of this project sold out quickly and Phase II will go on sale during the summer of 2010.

EYA redeveloped the old Children's Hospital property in the U Street Corridor into Harrison Square Townhomes.  This popular 98 unit project has…

Classic Washington-style row houses now line Fourth,Fifth, K and L Streets SE in the location where the troubled Arthur Capper/Carrollsburg housing project was previously located.  Capitol Quarter is being developed by Bethesda-based EYA, known for urban DC infill projects including the popular Bryan Square Townhomes and Harrison Square Townhomes projects.

Capitol Quarter arrived on the scene with great fanfare, which included several individuals camping outside the sales office for several weeks to get the first shot at the available phase I market rate units.  Phase I of the project has sold out and Phase II units will be available for sale this summer.  Factors drawing customers to this development include proximity to the Metro, Capitol Hill,…