Huntington Central is a transformative transit-oriented redevelopment that will create one of Northern Virginia’s premier mixed-use neighborhoods. Located on 19 acres adjacent to the Huntington Metro Station in the Alexandria section of Fairfax County, Virginia, the community will offer exceptional regional connectivity with direct access to Metrorail, the future Embark Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor along Richmond Highway to Fort Belvoir, Washington, D.C., and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Huntington Central will transform an existing community of 364 garden-style condominiums into a vibrant, walkable destination encompassing approximately 2.5 million square feet of thoughtfully integrated residential, commercial, and public spaces, including:
Approximately 200 stacked townhomes, featuring a mix of 2-over-2 and back-to-back designs
More than 1,200 multifamily residences, including 250 dedicated affordable homes
A flexible mix of commercial uses, including:
Approximately 27,800 square feet of neighborhood-serving retail
Approximately 290,500 square feet of office and hotel uses
Approximately 270,500 square feet of senior living, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care
Nearly 14,000 square feet of publicly accessible indoor recreation space, planned for pickleball courts
More than 4.5 acres of parks and public open space
Designed around people rather than automobiles, Huntington Central will introduce a dynamic mix of housing choices, employment opportunities, neighborhood amenities, and inviting public spaces that encourage walking, gathering, and everyday connection. The community will help address Fairfax County’s growing housing needs while creating a vibrant, transit-oriented destination that supports sustainable growth and enhances the surrounding neighborhood for generations to come. The project will be designed to achieve recognized green building certifications and incorporate sustainable stormwater management practices that meet LEED standards, reflecting a long-term commitment to environmental performance and community resilience.
Construction is anticipated to begin in mid-2028.
