The current owner of the Potomac Oak Shopping Center at the corner of Glen and Travilah Roads, along with the owner of the Old White House at the same corner (with the carved Eagle), have joined together to try to … Continued
November 2020: The new sidewalk runs from Route 28 to Doe Lane. It could not go further as one of the houses on Jones is grandfathered in and the county does not have right of way access for a sidewalk. … Continued
November 2020: The Hanson Farm development is well underway. It will contain: 186 single family homes priced from $1M Some MPDU from $200k 160 acres, 80 acres for homes Feb. 2020: Hanson Farm Development Update The Hanson Farm developers have … Continued
Nov. 2020: The 14 acre Johnson Property development is underway. When completed it will have: 26 single family homes starting at $800k+ 80 townhomes starting at $600k a one acre park Feb. 2019: The applicant, Cal-Atlantic Homes, requested approval … Continued
November 2020: This development is almost complete. It will include 131 townhomes starting at $600k. December 2016: Construction has begun on 131 townhouses at Travilah Station at 14211 Travilah Road. Brookfield is building three styles of homes, ranging from 2-5 … Continued
Hello neighbors! Most of you should have received your election ballot in the mail by now. If not, please verify you are registered to vote here: https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/VoterSearch. The big local election candidates revolve around the Board of Education candidates and … Continued
Best Places To Live In MD: North Potomac Is No. 1 By Alessia Grunberger, Patch Staff Dec 16, 2019 9:58 am ET If you want to live among the best places in Maryland, then you should consider moving to North … Continued
At Darnestown and Travilah Roads, North Potomac, MD
These are the best cities for job seekers in 2019, according to Zippia. By Marissa Miller | March 28, 2019, at mic.com/articles. Whether you’re relocating for a new job or simply need a change of scenery, certain cities are more lucrative than … Continued
The Maryland House Economic Affairs Committee voted on March 11, 2019 to refer HB 654 for “interim study.” Bills referred for interim study will receive no further action before the next session – meaning that HB 654 is effectively dead – at least for … Continued