What You’ll Learn:
- How Tysons and Reston are evolving as transit-oriented, mixed-use markets and where the next wave of development is headed
- Which asset classes and submarkets across Fairfax are attracting the most investor and developer interest
- How developers are navigating entitlement, planning, and county policy to move projects forward
- Where capital is flowing in Fairfax and how deals are being structured in today’s environment
- How lenders and equity partners are underwriting risk and what it takes to make projects financially viable
- What the long-term outlook for Fairfax’s commercial real estate market looks like heading into 2027 and beyond
Why This Matters:
Fairfax is entering one of the most dynamic phases of its commercial real estate history. Anchored by two of the region’s most transformative submarkets, Tysons and Reston, the county is navigating a new era of transit-oriented development, mixed-use density, and evolving investor strategy along the Silver Line corridor. At the same time, shifting capital markets are forcing developers and lenders to find creative paths to make deals pencil across every asset class. Join Bisnow as we convene Fairfax’s top developers, investors, lenders, and public leaders to explore where the market stands today, which opportunities are most compelling, and how the county’s next chapter is being written.