This development is part of the part of Kamp Washington Triangle Redevelopment. It is located specifically at 11101 and 11091 Fairfax Boulevard and 11160 Lee Highway. Construction is expected to begin this year with plans for 403 multi-family units and 29,414 square feet of commercial and office space. A new road network is also planned.

This project is currently under construction with a delivery slated for late spring 2017. Once complete, it will feature 132 residential units, 64 of which will be multi-family condos, 38 will be townhomes, and 30 will be "two over two" stacked condos. An existing apartment complex will also be redeveloped.

This project is still in the conceptual stages, so don't be surprised if it gets a few tweaks here and there. What is currently planned for the 18-acre site is residential and commercial space. Most likely, part of the 1934-built school will be preserved. The school will relocate to a new site in Loudoun County around 2019 or 2020.

The proposed redevelopment of this 2.69-acre property is to replace one existing single-family home with a six-story structure with 315 multi-family units with an above-grade garage. Amenities will include a pool, rooftop deck, fitness center, dog walking park, and community room. This project has not yet been approved.

In the southeastern portion of Downtown Fairfax, this project is under construction with a delivery slated for 2017. It will feature 25 townhomes, a 58-space parking garage, and an internal courtyard.

This approved project consists of retail and residential space. It will replace an obsolete strip mall with 400 Class-A apartment units, 28,000 square feet of retail, and a 54,000-square-foot grocery store. Two parking garages are also planned.