Comstock pitches casino-anchored development in Tysons
A rendering of a casino-anchored mixed-use development envisioned in Tysons. Credit: COMSTOCK

Comstock pitches casino-anchored development in Tysons

Virginia Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell has introduced legislation that would authorize a casino in Fairfax County — and Comstock Companies began circulating details of its proposal for a major mixed-use development featuring a casino at the Spring Hill Metro station in Tysons. Read more


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