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2,562 New Units: Tysons Tops DC Suburbs in Apartments Built

  • January 22, 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

A new apartment project coming to Tysons Corner.

A new study shows that when it comes to apartment construction in the DC suburbs, Tysons Corner is at the top by a wide margin.

According to RENTCafé, 2,562 new units have been completed in Tysons in the past five years, putting the locale tenth nationwide for the most suburban apartment construction. In the DC area, Fredericksburg, Virginia and Laurel, Maryland come in second and third, with 1,761 and 1,168 new units delivered, respectively.

Suburbs with most apartment construction since 2016. Click to enlarge.

The more than 2,500 units that have delivered in Tysons since 2016 account for 42% of the apartment supply there. All the new units are in buildings at least 13 stories tall.

Overall, more than 21,000 new units have been built in the DC suburbs in the past five years. Nationwide, six of the suburbs in the top ten list are in Texas, five of which are in the Dallas metro area.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/tysons-tops-dc-suburbs-in-apartments-built/17792

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