To increase housing, Fairfax County pursues alternatives to ending single-family-only zoning

In their quest to boost the region’s limited housing supply, Northern Virginia leaders have explored a variety of potential solutions. Arlington and Alexandria in particular garnered plenty of headlines — and legal scrutiny, in the county’s case — when officials voted separately last year to allow more dense housing in areas previously reserved for single-family

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