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The proposal in the draft master plan for variable FAR and payment of additional fee for higher FAR, which is at variance with the building rules, had kicked up a row.

An affordable housing community could take over a nearly temporary athletic field on Dulles Green Drive. At a Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ meeting on July 25, Dranesville District Supervisor John Foust asked the county to begin the initial steps to transfer the board-owned site at 13500 Dulles Greene Drive to the Fairfax County Redevelopment

A major hotel is on the cards for the Hills Shire following the “once in a lifetime” sale of a vacant commercial site within Norwest Business Park.

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Change has been slower than expected in car-oriented Tysons, Virginia in the past decade, despite Fairfax Country’s multi-modal goals. But new lower parking minimums for developments around transit could help.

RAPIDX will be commissioned in a few weeks time, said NCRTC MD Vinay Kumar Singh, hinting at a possible launch on August 15 on the occasion of Independence Day by PM Modi.

The mixed-use complex features over 400 housing units, offices, retail, and park space.

The City of Carrollton and its partners broke ground on EVIVA Trinity Mills, a five-story mixed-use blend of residential and retail/restaurant spaces within the vibrant and sustainable urban development at

The City of Oakland has received a Regional Early Action Planning (REAP) 2.0 grant of $10 million to support housing, infrastructure, streetscape, and transit access for Mandela Station in West Oakland. This grant will support the construction of affordable housing adjacent to the West Oakland BART station and improve mobility for new and existing West Oakland residents. Grant supports housing development, infrastructure, streetscape improvements; follows $2.39 million Prohousing Grant earlier i...

The city aspires to build eight to nine metro lines