Organized Crime Rings Want to Steal Your Holiday Gifts. Tips for Safe Shopping.
At 2.4 million square feet, Tysons Corner Center is one of the 10 largest malls in the U.S., and along with the Tysons Galleria, these two //READ MORE >>
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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 >>
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 >>
Mitre Gets Approval to Double Size of Tysons Campus
When Mitre began looking for a corporate campus in the late 1990s, the company told its brokers it wanted as much as a million square feet, //READ MORE >>
High-Rise Construction: Combining Safety and Beauty
Anyone who lives or works in Fairfax County has become familiar with a common feature on the horizon: the tower crane. These massive //READ MORE >>
Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library Gets a Facelift; Reopened
Updated Oct. 16, 2017 One of our eight regional library branches, Tysons-Pimmit, is back in business – and looking better than //READ MORE >>
Dominion Square East and Sunburst Complete Redevelopment Plans for Tysons West
Six years in the making, Tuesday marked a milestone for the transformation of the area around the Spring Hill Metro Station, the western //READ MORE >>
Former Tysons Car Dealership to Transform into International Place
As Tysons shifts from cars to rail, a former Ford dealership will become home to apartments, stores, restaurants and offices within a quick //READ MORE >>
Capital One Approved to Build Wegmans, Event Center, Parks in Tysons
The Board of Supervisors approved Capital One’s proposed redevelopment of its Tysons corporate headquarters on Tuesday, which includes //READ MORE >>
First Office Building for Tysons Central Development Grows in Height
Under the plan to remake Tysons, the tallest buildings—up to 400 feet—should be located closest to the Silver Line stations. Last week, //READ MORE >>
