The Washington Post - 16.11.2019

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Buying New glenmont metroCentre in silver spring, md.

BY AUDREY HOFFER

Developers try to offer home

designs for every family configu-

ration. Young professionals with

and without kids, single parents,

multigenerational households,

retired folks. But adult sisters?

Three of them? That’s u nusual.

“We went around with our

agent, looking at properties, and

kept asking for formats we

couldn’t get,” said Crista Cornava-

ca, sister of Allison and Erica Cor-

navaca. “It’s pretty rare for sisters

to buy together. We try to stick

together as much as we can.”

The Cornavaca sisters have

been living together for seven

years and reside in Rockville, Md.

When their agent took them to

Townhouses

for people

who want to

rise and ride

Benjamin C tankersley For the Washington Post

The master bedroom in the Dream Finders Homes model townhouse at Glenmont MetroCentre in Silver Spring, Md. Dream

Finders plans to build 46 units on four acres, part of a 15-acre townhouse community near the Glenmont Metro station.

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metroCentre, go to washington-

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