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 >>
reston
Michael Faraday Drive: Residential Development Near Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station
The hottest real estate in Reston is now near the Wiehle-Reston East Metro station and Michael Faraday Drive is at the center for //READ MORE >>
Largest Mixed-Use Development Next to Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station Approved
SHARE POINT Residential, commercial and hotel buildings approved in Reston, along w/ parks and pedestrian/bike… Click To Tweet New //READ MORE >>
Lofts at Reston Station to Bring More Housing Near Wiehle-Reston East Station
As construction continues on the Silver Line, the area around Reston’s only station so far is quickly moving towards a transit-oriented //READ MORE >>
Bikeshare Launches in Reston and Tysons; Here’s How it Works
Capital Bikeshare is here! 17 stations have been unwrapped in Reston and Tysons (close to Silver Line Metro stations), offering another //READ MORE >>
New Urban Town Homes Coming Within a 10-Minute Walk From Two Reston Metro Stations
Two years ago as it reimagined the areas around Reston’s Silver Line stations, the county’s new land use plan put 75 percent of future //READ MORE >>
General Dynamics Headquarters to Take Flight in Reston
SHARE POINT Fortune 500 company with 1000+ employees to build new HQ in Reston Click To Tweet In an economic win for the county, General //READ MORE >>
Tall Oaks Village Center in Reston to be Reborn as Mixed Use Redevelopment
When it was first built in the early 70s, Reston’s Tall Oaks Village Center faced little retail competition, but its fortunes //READ MORE >>
Second Phase of Silver Line Reaches 30 Percent Completion
SHARE POINT More than 2 million hours have been spent so far constructiing Silver Line Phase 2 Click To Tweet The Dulles Toll Road //READ MORE >>
Tallest Building in Reston: Beacon for Future Town Center Development
SHARE POINT Supervisors approve architectural changes to Reston’s tallest building Click To Tweet “1760” building part of //READ MORE >>
