Documenting Northern Virginia's Urban Transformation
Built in 1974, the fifteen-story International Tower is one of the oldest office towers in Reston. Billing itself as the tallest point (but not the tallest building) in town, the building is a local landmark and has a prominent place in Reston’s skyline, clearly visible from all directions. International Tower was acquired by American Real …
Boston Properties had requested a reduction of the minimum parking requirements for the new development under construction near the future Reston Town Center metro station. Reston Now reported Friday that Supervisor Walter Alcorn has declined to bring the request to the County Board of Supervisors for a vote. The initial phase of the development includes …
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Last week, Boston Properties gave a short update on the upcoming Reston Gateway development. Also, new photos of the construction site and the progress on the two office towers. During their Q1 2020 Earnings Call, Boston Properties reported on (and was asked about) their Reston properties. It was mentioned more than once that they are …
Comstock Holding Companies released their investor presentation last week. Outside of detailing their financial position, they also provide an estimate of their future development activity. Their active development pipeline is of primary interest to this site. Comstock began development of the buildings of Reston Station in 2014, after completing their project of constructing the large …
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A mobile office trailer was set up recently between two vacant commercial buildings near Reston Station. The two low-rise buildings are each occupying a block of the future JBG Smith Reston Midline development. The buildings on another block of the future neighborhood were recently demolished in preparation for over 100 new townhomes. This trailer is …
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