Top 10 Articles About Tysons

1. Four Metro stations — and an emphasis on mixed-use — have completely changed the face of Tysons over the last decade.

2. Tysons’ new tallest tower will be a 600-foot mixed-use building known as the View.

3. Washington Property Co. is planning a 700-unit apartment complex in Tysons’ Arbor Row.

4. Lennar is under contract for a 447-unit building on a 1.3-acre parcel in Scott’s Run.

5. Foulger-Pratt plans to break ground on a 25-story spec office tower.

6. Even as development chugs along, officials worry about making Tysons walkable.

7. AREP acquired 1660 International Drive for $71M.

8. Townhouses are coming to Tysons, replacing an apartment community.

9. Dean & Co. has leased a 36K SF space in Lerner’s Tysons II development.

10. Fairfax County acquired a building on Leesburg Pike in order to build a new traffic link.

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