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Tysons Corner Condos

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Tysons Corner Condos, from most recent to least.

Tysons’ First Walkable Condominium is Over 70 Percent Sold

Tysons’ First Walkable Condominium is Over 70 Percent Sold

UrbanTurf Sponsor | November 14th 2019

Verse has only just opened its doors to prospective buyers but is already more than 70 percent sold. ... read »

Car Dealerships Could Become Mixed-Use Project in Tysons Corner

Car Dealerships Could Become Mixed-Use Project in Tysons Corner

Shilpi Paul | October 31st 2011

The Washington Post recently reported that real estate firm Capital Automotive has proposed 4.4 million square feet of residential and commercial... read »

Will the Silver Line Drive Tyson’s Condo Prices Higher?

Will the Silver Line Drive Tyson’s Condo Prices Higher?

Tim Brown | December 30th 2009 | 3 Comments

Proximity to Metro ranks with location and parking as high on the wish lists of homebuyers in the DC area. In a region plagued by traffic congestion,... read »

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