Projects

Discover the City of Fairfax's projects, including proposals, reviews, approvals, and ongoing construction.

39 Result(s) Found

City Centre West

Redevelopment of a 1.78-acre site to include 79 condos, offices, a bank with drive-through, and retail/restaurant spaces, located in the Transition and Architecture Control Overlay Districts.

Circle Gateway

Replacement of two existing commercial buildings with 16,000 sq. ft. of ground floor commercial and up to 261 apartments in a 10-story building with structured parking on approximately 1.64 acres.

Proposal for mixed-use development on 11.32 acres with 56 townhouses, a 200-unit senior living facility, parking, stream culverting, floodplain impacts, and road construction. Includes stream restoration, tree preservation, and compliance with environmental permits.

N29 WillowWood Plaza Residential Phase I

Proposal to replace surface parking at WillowWood Office Plaza with a seven-story building featuring 260 apartments, 5,000 sq. ft. of ground-floor retail, and a parking garage on 2.97 acres in the Northfax Plan area.

Northfax Chain Bridge

Proposal to replace a gas station, retail, and former restaurant with an 8-story building featuring 271 multifamily units, 2,253 sq. ft. of commercial space, parking spaces, and new roads and streetscapes.

Fairfax Presbyterian Church

Proposal for 10 rear-entry garage townhouses (1,600–2,400 sq. ft., max height 40 ft.) with 30 parking spaces, developed alongside an existing church and daycare. Units will be affordable, partnering with Habitat for Humanity.

Taco Bell

Proposal of a 2,090 sq. ft. fast-food restaurant with a drive-through on a 0.66-acre vacant pad site within the Boulevard Marketplace Shopping Center.

Fairfield at Gateway

Revised plan for 403 apartments (24 affordable units) with varied layouts, 21,249 sq. ft. of commercial space (retail, restaurant, and nonprofit office), and updated site design.

Lamb Center/Wesley Housing

Proposal for a mixed-use building with 54 residential units above ground-floor office space and parking. Redevelopment requires a Special Use Permit within the CR Commercial Retail Zoning District.

Government Center Parkway Extension

Construction of the missing link of Government Center Parkway, including sidewalks, bike lanes, pedestrian crosswalks, lighting, and landscaping, connecting Stevenson Street in Fairfax County to Jermantown Road in the City of Fairfax.

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