Falls Church’s mixed-use projects, taken together, generate a net $3.8 million a year to the City, equal to almost nine cents on the real estate tax rate, compared to $571,000 a year that their combined 18.5 acres were generating for the City before.
New information about a fire that ignited in the garage of 912 Lincoln Ave. at around 6 a.m. on Monday, July 3 has become available, per the City of Falls
By Orrin Konheim Tyson’s Corner has long held a reputation as Northern Virginia’s most vibrant commercial and job hub while lagging behind in residential growth. A 2010 initiative for mixed-use
Falls Church has the highest percentage rate of mortgage loans approved in Virginia, concludes New York financial technology firm, SmartAsset. Almost three out of every four (74 percent) submitted loan
A quiet conflict is bubbling underneath the surface of Falls Church’s small-town civility. Long-term, and occasionally, lifetime residents are entering old age and finding themselves pinched by the City’s escalating
On Monday, the Falls Church City Council was unanimous in giving preliminary approval to developing language for a school bond referendum on November’s ballot, and to move ahead with the discussion on how much debt the City should absorb at this stage.
