Here in Fairfax County, real estate is a spectator sport. Let’s take a look at some of the most and least expensive townhouses sold last month (January 2024).
Most expensive townhouses sold
Here in Fairfax County, real estate is a spectator sport. Let’s take a look at some of the most and least expensive townhouses sold last month (January 2024).
Most expensive townhouses sold
After triumphing over the Colorado River, a local Restonian has won an annual, nationwide contest for her account of the experience.
Recreation.gov, the federal government’s travel planning and reservation platform, invites amateur writers to share stories of their experiences with national parks, forests and other federal recreation locations.
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Finding a modern, budget-friendly apartment in the heart of Tysons Corner just got easier. Indigo at McLean Station is open and welcoming residents to a vibrant, connected lifestyle. Located just .3 miles from the McLean Metro Station, this brand-new affordable housing community merges transit-oriented convenience with exceptional apartment finishes and upscale amenities.
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Whether you are looking to move immediately or planning for the fall, Indigo has an option for you:
Ready to find your perfect layout? Visit the Floor Plan Page of our Website to browse current availability and download detailed information on maximum allowable household income guidelines.
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Come experience the community firsthand! We are hosting an Open House, and you are invited to tour our brand-new spaces.
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Modern Finishes, Flexible Living, and Ultimate Pet-Friendliness
Indigo at McLean Station is designed to elevate your daily routine. Inside your apartment, you will find contemporary finishes, open layouts, and energy-efficient appliances.
We also believe peace of mind extends to your finances and your furry family members:
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Life at Indigo is built around connection. Through our exclusive resident app, Cobu, neighbors easily plug into a thriving community lifestyle. The Cobu app serves as your digital neighborhood hub, allowing you to:
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We are currently offering incredible introductory leasing incentives, including Up to Two Months Free on Select Apartments!*
Take a look around right now by exploring our Virtual Tour Playlist to view detailed video walkthroughs of our Phase I apartments and amenities. For more details, Visit Our Website for full availability, pricing, and active specials. Have questions about income qualifications? Contact Us Online or call our leasing team directly at (571) 786-5546.
*Specials apply to new applicants only, on select apartments, are subject to change and may have additional conditions
Design work is slated to begin this spring on a new shared-use path on Shreve Road just outside Falls Church City’s boundaries.
The Falls Church City Council approved an agreement on Monday (Feb. 12) to work with Fairfax County and provide funds for the project, which will add a 10-foot-wide path for bicyclists and pedestrians from the Route 7 (Leesburg Pike/West Broad Street) intersection to the Washington & Old Dominion Trail.
Fairfax County Public Schools is attempting to streamline its approach to managing capital projects to reduce costs and overcrowding in schools.
The school board approved a Capital Improvement Program (CIP) last Thursday, Feb. 8 for fiscal years 2025-2029 with multiple amendments intended to help lower costs, speed up select school renovations, meet green energy goals and enhance the process for tracking infrastructure projects.
Barbour Sample Sale
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The community has kept VHC Health’s primary care office in West Springfield busy since it opened last June.
Officially welcomed by Fairfax County leaders with a ribbon-cutting and open house on Jan. 31, the practice at 5803 Rolling Road, Suite 110, started with one physician but added a second in October to meet the demand for services, according to Darryl Ernst, the senior vice president of VHC Health Physicians.
Fairfax County will launch a new phase of public engagement next month on four potential development projects in Reston.
With Reston’s new comprehensive plan in place, county staff began reviewing several amendments proposed by developers last year. Submitted in 2022 as part of the county’s Site-Specific Plan Amendments (SSPA) process, most of the applications focus on bringing housing to areas previously contemplated for office uses.
Merrifield will welcome a new kids’ clothing store next month, just in time for parents to update their little ones’ wardrobes for the spring.
The Beaufort Bonnet Company will open its first retail store in the D.C. area on March 2 at 2920 District Avenue, Suite 143, in the Mosaic District.
(Updated at 2:15 p.m. on 2/21/2024) Richmond Highway has seen its second fatal crash in as many days.
A man died this morning (Thursday) after a car driver hit him while he was walking at the Richmond Highway (Route 1) near the Belfield Road intersection in Belle Haven.
Stringfellow Road to Partly Close This Weekend — “Northbound and southbound Stringfellow Road (Route 645) between Route 29 and Centreville Farms Road will be closed to through traffic from 7 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 17 until 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 19 to install a water main.” Local traffic will be allowed between Centreville Farms Road and Autumn Willow Drive, but the road will be closed to all traffic between Autumn Willow and Route 29. [VDOT]
General Assembly Reaches Session Midpoint — “The Democratic-controlled Virginia General Assembly advanced bills Tuesday to safeguard abortion access and increase the minimum wage, just a few of the partisan priorities that ensure a showdown with Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) as this year’s legislative session reaches its midpoint.” [Washington Post]