
Kincora, the long-planned but slow to evolve mixed-use center on Loudoun County’s Route 28 corridor, is picking up steam with its largest apartment project so far on the way.
Tritec Real Estate Inc., a partner in the 424-acre Kincora project with Norton Scott LLC, has started construction on a 333-unit multifamily building to be called The Jameson. It will join, so far, condos from Lennar and the 96-unit, affordable Heronview Apartments from Windy Hill Foundation Inc.
To build one of the largest single data center structures in Data Center Alley—a part of Loudoun County, Va., that hosts 70% of the world’s internet traffic—the team had to adhere to the client’s tight deadline, making the integration of design and construction processes critical.
The project joins the previously announced Heronview Apartments and will help expand the housing stock in Loudoun’s suburban east.
Lennar at Kincora, a short walk from Kincora’s Heron Rookery preserve within Kincora Park will offer three-bedroom condo units with up to 2,500 square feet, 2.5 baths and a garage.
We all know the famous Spy Museum is in downtown D.C. But now comes word that Loudoun County is likely going to get its very own museum dedicated to the covert operations that have protected our nation. It’s called the National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations and it will be built on a parcel of land near Route 7 and State Road 28.
Loudoun’s Kincora development is shaping up to a cultural center. Today, plans were formally announced for the construction of a museum dedicated to telling the story of the nation’s intelligence agencies and special operations forces.
The National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations will be built just blocks away from the planning Children’s Science Center that also is planned in Kincora.
The Office of Strategic Services Society has selected the Kincora development for the National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations.
The 56,000-square-foot facility, which is expected to open in 2020, will occupy eight acres of the 424-acre mixed-use development west of Route 28 and south of Route 7. The museum will aim to “educate the American public about the fascinating history of American intelligence and special operations and their critical role in preserving freedom.”
“A Loudoun County site has been selected for a museum that publicly recognizes the efforts of American heroes who served in the shadows.
The National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations is planned as part of the Kincora property, a 434-acre, mixed-used development planned along Pacific Boulevard near the intersection of Routes 7 and 28.”
A Loudoun County site has been selected for a museum that publicly recognizes the efforts of American heroes who served in the shadows.
The National Museum of Intelligence and Special Operations is planned as part of the Kincora property, a 434-acre, mixed-used development planned along Pacific Boulevard near the intersection of Routes 7 and 28.
The museum is a joint effort of the OSS Society and Georgetown University’s Security Studies Program. Its slogan: Telling America’s Greatest Untold Story.
According to Charles Pinck, president of the OSS Society, they expect to have a lease signed very soon and are on target to open the museum in 2020.
Kincora is proud is announce that our first building permit has been issued. The Windy Hill Foundation will be building Heronview Apartments as part of the first phase of Kincora’s residential development.
Today’s breakfast meeting meant to drum up support for Loudoun County’s future Children’s Science Center was not a typical fundraising event. It was all about the kids. The science center will be the first of its kind in the region. It will be built on land donated by the Kincora developer near the intersection of Rt. 7 and Rt. 28.
Hosted by the new Kincora development, the sixth-annual Heronfest once again allowed guests to experience the natural habitat of the Great Blue Heron.
The Kincora development is staging its annual “Heronfest” 1-5 p.m. Saturday in the Kincora housing development in the area of Kincora Drive and Pacific Boulevard. Be on the lookout for Great Blue Herons. Live music.
State and local officials and developers have cut the ribbon on the Pacific Boulevard extension to Russell Branch Parkway, completing the last link in the Gloucester/Pacific Comprehensive Transportation Plan, connecting Ashburn neighborhoods across the Broad Run, and opening the path to development at Kincora.
Officials cut the ribbon on the Pacific Boulevard extension linking Gloucester Parkway with Russell Branch Parkway in Ashburn, Virginia.
The Loudoun Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved changes to the county’s Affordable Dwelling Unit program that will open the program up to Virginia Housing Development Authority and U.S. Department Housing and Urban Development grants.
Amy Burke, board chairwoman of the Children’s Science Center Lab in Fair Oaks Mall, and executive director Adalene “Nene” Spivey watch Emily Brunner, 15, of Falls Church take on the robotic arm challenge by programming the device to play the “Happy Birthday” song on a xylophone.
Kincora, the 424-acre mixed-use community at the corner of Rt. 7 and Rt. 28 in Ashburn, will celebrate two major milestones with a free coffee stand for motorists at the intersection of Gloucester Parkway and Pacific Boulevard on Friday, Aug. 12.
Now open, the Gloucester Pkwy extension between Loudoun County Pkwy and Pacific Blvd is an east-west link to Route 28.
In less than a week, the Gloucester Parkway extension will open on Aug. 4 to provide a much-needed connection from Loudoun County Parkway to Pacific Boulevard and beyond, one of the partnering builders of the extension, Kincora, said in a statement.
Gloucester Parkway, the link between Loudoun County Parkway and Pacific Boulevard, is expected to be open Thursday, August 4.
On Aug. 4, the long-awaited Gloucester Parkway extension connecting this Ashburn road to Nokes Boulevard in Sterling will open. The extension will relieve traffic congestion along Waxpool Road and Route 7, and improve options for local drivers.
The Gloucester Parkway extension is expected to open to drivers on Aug. 4, 2016, according to a Loudoun County Government announcement. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Gloucester Parkway on July 28 to celebrate the completion of a four-lane “missing link” of Gloucester Parkway.
Great news! Loudoun County has been ranked #1 in investment in Virginia for the second year in a row by SmartAsset, a New York-based financial technology company.
Edge City Loudoun is emerging on a road near you. It follows a 9-mile-long construction zone along Virginia Route 7 from Potomac Falls to Leesburg.
TRITEC Real Estate and Norton Scott LLC, the developers of Kincora, announced a deal with CyrusOne that’s expected to result in a $1 billion investment in Loudoun County.
CyrusOne has purchased 40 acres at the mixed-use development of Kincora and plans to develop a $1 billion data center complex on the property.
DULLES (March 18, 2016) – In Gaelic, “Céad Míle Fáilte” translates to One Hundred Thousand Welcomes. At the new, mixed-use community of Kincora, it’s how we say hello.
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