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Long & Foster
Real Estate, Inc.
Bethesda Gateway Office
Tom Direct:
301-983-8008
Rebecca Direct:
301-983-2828
Toll Free:
800-944-5132
Broker Office:
301-907-7600
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Welcome to our website!
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Our goal is to empower you to buy and/or
sell Bethesda, Maryland real estate by providing you with all the
tools you need, both computerized and personal. Here you will
be able to search for properties listed by all brokers
throughout the entire area. You will find tools to calculate how
much you are qualified to invest and how much your closing costs
will be. You will be warned of potential pitfalls to avoid in
the real estate process and you will be provided with many other
helpful reports and guidelines which can save you time, money
and potential aggravation. Additionally, you have access to
local information of all kinds, from neighborhoods and schools,
to parks, recreation, hospitals, shopping, restaurants, hotel
accommodations, transportation routes and nearby
cultural activities.
Most importantly you can hook up with two
top agents at the flagship office of the most successful real
estate company in the area to help you find and negotiate the
purchase of Bethesda real estate and/or to sell the property you
already own.
Please bookmark this
page so you can find it easily in the future and make it a vital
part of your search for a home in Bethesda!
List with Us and
We Will Showcase Your Home Right Here Where Buyers Can See It! If
you found this site, buyers will find it also!
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Bethesda is known
for its beautiful homes, great neighborhoods and top rated
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A Little Bethesda History
from William
Offutt's Bethesda - A Social History
Prewar Boom (WWII)
...When they were over, most folks agreed
that the years just before the war had been the best yet for
Bethesda. The building boom in single-family houses hammered
along without a letup, and new businesses confidently opened at
the rate of nearly one a week. The already-busy NIH and the
planned U.S. Navy hospital promised to bring in many more
families and jobs as well as filling the cash registers, schools
and churches.
In the town's multiplying auto
dealerships, lights gleamed on some of the sleekest and
best-built cars ever. Imirie, Eastham and Burrows soon had
plenty of competition as one gas station seemed to start pumping
every month somewhere along Wisconsin or Old Georgetown. Bob
Guillot's Sunoco service station at East West and Wisconsin was
on its way to becoming a Bethesda landmark. He advertised “A to
Z” lubrication in thirty minutes for seventy-five cents and
offered to call for and deliver your car at “no extra charge."
The Coke box in front of his office was always filled with icy
water and soft drinks, and it soon became a popular place to
grab a Nehi orange or Cherry Smash. Coca Cola drinkers always
checked the bottom of their bottle to see how far away it had
come from.
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