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Partial Lake Fairfax Office Park Overhaul to Add Mix of Housing, Possible School Site
By Angela Woolsey
Published August 26, 2024 at 1:30PM | Updated August 26, 2024 at 5:41PM
[Image: The properties involved in EYA’s planned Lake Fairfax Business Center redevelopment are outlined in red (courtesy EYA)]
A sign for the Lake Fairfax Business Center in Reston (staff photo by Angela Woolsey)
Reston’s Lake Fairfax Business Center is being eyed for redevelopment with housing and additional retail (courtesy EYA)
[Image: The properties involved in EYA’s planned Lake Fairfax Business Center redevelopment are outlined in red (courtesy EYA)]
A sign for the Lake Fairfax Business Center in Reston (staff photo by Angela Woolsey)
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A developer is charting a new future for the Lake Fairfax Business Center, but it will not include the home of the “Quad God.”
SkateQuest, the indoor rink where world figure skating champion and George Mason University student Ilia Malinin trains, is one of several buildings slated to remain as part of a plan to revitalize the Reston office park with housing, new retail, and perhaps an elementary school.
The Lifetime Fitness gym, Homewood Suites hotel, Reston Montessori School, and other tenants are also expected to stay put, according to EYA, the Fairfax County-based development firm leading the project.