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  • September 10, 2025 9:07 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    This is the Real estate report for single family homes in Chevy Chase DC from August 14 to September 9, 2025.

    There are 48 homes listed in this report. The good news is that homes are selling and the interest rate is slowly being lowered. 

    August 2025 Real Estate Report.pdf


  • September 02, 2025 9:23 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    For more information:

    Click on the Better Bus link below to find information on new routes, names, and stops

    Better Bus Information

    Download the new MetroPulse app from the App Store

    Recording of the July 23 Bus Meeting

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqGWs8yj40g




  • August 15, 2025 12:24 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Real Estate Report for Single Family Homes in Chevy Chase, DC

    June 29, 2025 to August 14, 2025

    There are 44  homes in this report - there were 63 in the previous report.  The good news is that homes are selling. 

    July 2025 Real Estate Report.pdf


  • July 13, 2025 9:51 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Real Estate Report for Single Family Homes in Chevy Chase, DC

    June 1, 2025 to June 29, 2025

    There are 63 homes in this report. 19 homes were closed or settled  and 13 homes are awaiting settlement during this time period. As you can see, the activity during the past month stayed about the same, but there are more active listings.

    June 2025 Real Estate Report.pdf

  • June 04, 2025 10:22 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Real Estate Report for Single Family Homes in Chevy Chase, DC

    May 3, 2025 to June 1, 2025

    There are 62 homes in this report. 19 homes were closed or settled  and 16 homes are awaiting settlement during this time period. As you can see, the activity during the past month was up from 46 to 62 homes. 

    Click on the link to see the full report

    May 2025 Real Estate Report.pdf


  • June 01, 2025 7:15 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    All MetroBus Service Will Change June 29 - Presentations and meeting at Blessed Sacrament, Tuesday, June 24, 7:00 to 8:45 pm

    Location:  The main entrance to the building is at 3630 Quesada St. Enter the back of the building from the parking lot entrance. The room is on the main floor. Signs and volunteers will be available to direct you. (Note: this is not the school entrance along Chevy Chase Parkway)

    WMATA's new bus plan will be implemented in just under four weeks -- June 29.  This is a large-scale overhaul of the Metrobus system in DC, MD, and VA, the first time that any transit system has changed an entire system.  Every route number will change, some bus stops will be eliminated, and the days and frequency of service will change on many routes.  Some folks will have to transfer who didn't before, and vice versa. 

    So we're pleased to announce an event -- "WMATA's New Bus Plan Explained" -- a collaboration between the Chevy Chase Community Association (CCCA), the Friends of Bus Transit (FoBus), and WMATA.  This will be held in-person at Blessed Sacrament on Tuesday, June 24, from 7:00 to 8:45/9:00 pm (ending time depends on how many questions folks have).  While there's going to be lots of buzz from WMATA this month, including some bus stop chats and their staff riding buses, we will be covering details that you won't find covered anywhere else.  And while we will be mostly focusing on areas west of Rock Creek Park, this event is open to anyone. 

    There will be three parts to the evening: 

    - A video presentation by WMATA's outreach team on the new system, which will include:

        - Why they've changed the whole system 

        - In broad strokes, what they're changing and the impact it will have 

        - Tools, both current and new, to help riders get around 

        - A new way to pay for fares (on Metrorail now, on buses later this year) 


    - A presentation by FoBus on the nitty-gritty details, to include: 

        - A breakdown of every line that goes through, to, and from our neighborhoods 

        - A focus on transfer points and bus stops being eliminated 

        - What changes will happen with Ride-On service to/from Bethesda, Kensington/Wheaton, and Silver Spring 

        - What FoBus will be doing in the second half of this year 


    - A lengthy Q&A, when you'll have an opportunity to ask questions like: 

        - "Where will I catch the bus where I live and which line(s) will come there?"

        - "How do I get from my house to my medical appointments on New Mexico Avenue?" 

        - "How will I, my domestic worker, or my employees travel from across Rock Creek Park?" 

        ...or any other question you may have. 


     


  • May 28, 2025 2:32 PM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    OPC Alerts DC Residents to Upcoming Significant Electricity Bill Increase Due to Unprecedented Wholesale Market Prices 



    Washington, D.C. – The Office of the People’s Counsel (OPC) for the District of Columbia is alerting Pepco customers to an expected increase of approximately $20 for the average monthly electric bill beginning in June 2025. Roughly half of the projected hike is driven by a dramatic spike in capacity (wholesale) market electricity prices established through a recent auction conducted by PJM Interconnection.  

    What Is PJM and Why Does It Affect Your Bill? 

    PJM Interconnection--initially named to reflect the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts markets--is the regional transmission organization that manages the electricity grid for the District and 13 surrounding states; and transports electricity to Pepco before the utility distributes it to local homes and businesses. PJM is responsible for ensuring enough energy is available for grid reliability by conducting capacity auctions. PJM also is responsible for securing commitments from power plants to be online to deliver electricity when demand is highest—typically during the hottest and coldest months. Utilities like Pepco pay for this reserved power, and the resulting costs are passed on to consumers through monthly electric bills. 

    What’s Driving the Increase? 

    The most recent PJM auction in July 2024, which covers the 2025/2026 delivery year, resulted in a huge and unprecedented surge in capacity prices—due to a combination of factors that have increased the cost of maintaining reliability. These factors included reductions in supply, persistent delays in bringing new renewable energy online, and growing electricity demand.

    OPC's Response 

    The Office of the People’s Counsel has been deeply concerned that District residents have been asked to shoulder the cost of a flawed market system,” said People’s Counsel Sandra Mattavous-Frye. “And we took aggressive action to try to avert increases of this magnitude in the future."  

     

    Following the auction, OPC and other consumer advocates filed a complaint against PJM before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), advocating for changes to address the systemic flaws in PJM’s capacity auction. OPC also participated in related proceedings at FERC and other regional forums to address the advocates’ concerns.   

     

    PJM subsequently proposed changes, adopting recommendations made in OPC’s complaint. We are pleased that FERC has adopted these reforms, which will help prevent another large increase in the next action in July 2025.   


    "Even as OPC continues to advocate for affordable prices, I urge Pepco customers to take matters into their own hands--monitor your bills, explore energy efficiency programs, and practice conservation to save energy and money on utility bills,” said People’s Counsel Mattavous-Frye.  

     

    Stay Informed 

    To learn more about the capacity auction process and what OPC is doing to keep capacity costs down, read OPC’s recently released report entitled Drivers of PJM’s Capacity Market Price Surge and its Impacts on Electricity Consumers in the District of Columbia.  

    For updates on this issue and other utility matters, visit opc-dc.gov and follow OPC on social media. 

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    Doxie A. McCoy

    Public Information Officer

    dmccoy@opc-dc.gov

    (202) 731-9152


  • May 06, 2025 10:11 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Real Estate Report for Single Family Homes in Chevy Chase, DC

    April 4, 2025 to May 3, 2025

    There are 46 homes in this report. 10 homes were closed or settled  and 13 homes are awaiting settlement during this time period.

    Click on the link to see the full report

    April 2025 Real Estate Report.pdf

  • April 29, 2025 10:40 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Theft From Auto

    Thefts from autos continue to be a problem in our community. These are just two of the photos taken recently around our neighborhood. Please do not leave purses, suitcases, camera, laptops, or any other items of value or of interest visible in your vehicle.  

    If you must leave something of value in your vehicle, please lock it in the trunk.


    Thank you for your help decreasing crime in our neighborhood.

    Samantha Nolan, Neighborhood Watch

     



  • April 07, 2025 9:37 AM | Jory Barone (Administrator)

    Real Estate Report for Single Family Homes in Chevy Chase, DC

    February 24, 2025 to April 4, 2025

    There are 44 homes in this report; 13 homes were closed or settled during this time period.

    March 2025 -Real Estate Report.pdf


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