Reston Gateway’s 4.8 Million Square Feet Expands Reston Town Center
Reston Gateway will greet Silver Line riders with 4.8 million square feet of mixed-use development at the north entrance to the Reston Town //READ MORE >>
Board of Supervisors
New Zoning Rules to Allow Short-Term Rentals
Fairfax County has put in place new zoning rules that for the first time will allow homes to be rented out as short-term lodgings, such as //READ MORE >>
Newly Approved Reston Crescent Development Includes Wegmans
Reston’s first Wegmans will anchor the newly approved 4.1 million square foot Reston Crescent development. The Board of Supervisors //READ MORE >>
New Policy Adopted To Cut Energy Use
Fairfax County has put in place an ambitious strategy to cut energy use in its buildings, vehicles and operations. The Board of Supervisors //READ MORE >>
New 23-Story Office Building Approved for The Boro in Tysons
As The Boro in Tysons moves closer to completing construction on its first 1.7 million square feet next year, the project’s developers //READ MORE >>
Five-Story Hotel Approved for Lake Fairfax Business Park in Reston
The Board of Supervisors has approved Reston-based Thompson Hospitality’s plan to build a 138-room hotel. The approval on May 15 //READ MORE >>
Two New Apartment Buildings Added to Tysons’ Scotts Run South Development
Scotts Run South is ready to add its next two buildings to its massive 17-building project under construction in Tysons. The Board of //READ MORE >>
Adopted FY 2019 Budget Highlights: Real Estate Tax and School Funding
The Board of Supervisors adopted the FY 2019 $4.29 billion General Fund budget, at its meeting today, May 1. The budget becomes effective //READ MORE >>
Reston Station Promenade to Expand Neighborhood’s Urban Development
Reston Station Promenade promises to expand the urban neighborhood north of the Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station, almost doubling the //READ MORE >>
How Are Your Real Estate Taxes Spent? Find Out With Our Calculator
If you pay real estate taxes in Fairfax County, it may be difficult to understand how your tax money is being spent – most of us //READ MORE >>
