D.C. commuters saw some nice words about Hyattsville Wednesday. A two-page spread in the “Hot Hoods” section of the Washington Post-produced Express commuter paper highlighted the Arts District, the local arts and restaurant scenes and the coming Whole Foods Market. Metro … Continue reading →

Arts District Hyattsville got a glowing write-up in the Washington Post today. An article in the paper’s real estate section, which calls the townhomes being built by EYA and Pulte “attractive and affordable,” features a couple who moved from Arlington: … Continue reading →

The Hyattsville Wire caught up with Monica Serrano, co-owner of Café Azul, one of the first retail spots to open in the Arts District. Why did you decide to get into the restaurant business? My husband and I decided to go … Continue reading →

New homes in Hyattsville’s Arts District are built for electric cars. Garages in the EYA homes for sale on the east side of Baltimore Avenue include a conveniently placed outlet for an electric car to charge. According to PlugShare, a … Continue reading →

The Arts District Hyattsville development will be worth roughly $200 million. According to numbers compiled by Stuart Eisenberg of the Hyattsville Community Development Corporation, the row homes, apartments and retail will add $196 million to the city’s tax base when … Continue reading →

As of yesterday, the Arts District has its very own shuttle to Prince George’s Plaza Metro station. Running every 20 minutes during weekdays from 6 to 9 a.m and 4 to 7 p.m., the shuttle holds 11 passengers at a … Continue reading →

Since EYA’s grand opening in mid-April, 16 homes have already sold on the east side of the Arts District. According to EYA, 10 homes are now under contract and six have been reserved. One home won’t even be ready until … Continue reading →