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Located at the eastern edge of Fairfax County, this CRD includes two dynamic business centers - Bailey's Crossroads and Seven Corners – each capitalizing on its close proximity to downtown Washington, D.C., Arlington County, and the Cities of Falls Church and Alexandria.
The Bailey’s Crossroads CRD is centered on the interchange of Leesburg Pike and Columbia Pike and encompasses approximately 9 million square feet of commercial development, and roughly 3 million square feet of residential development across 431 acres of land. The area is characterized by neighborhood and community-serving shopping centers and a variety of free-standing retail, office and light industrial. Skyline Center is an area landmark.
The Seven Corners CRD is located at the confluence of the Seven Corners interchange, where Arlington Boulevard, Leesburg Pike and Wilson Boulevard intersect. The CRD consists of approximately 3.6 million square feet of commercial development and nearly 600 thousand square feet of residential development across 265 acres of land. Two high-rise office towers serve as an area landmark near the Seven Corners interchange.
Both areas are currently vibrant commercial and retail centers, with a mix of national, regional and locally-owned businesses, and have the potential for future transformation into more urban, walkable, mixed-use centers.
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Bailey's Crossroads |
Total Area: 431.72 Acres
Total Population: 9,762
Median Household Income: $74,813
Median Home Value: $328,654
Median Age: 41.4
Population 25+ with College Degree or more: 54.50%
Total Non-Housing Consumer Spending: $159.8 Million
All values are 2020 Estimates for within the CRD Boundary provided by ESRI Business Analyst Desktop.
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Seven Corners |
Total Area: 265.97 Acres
Total Population: 5,803
Median Household Income: $54,622
Median Home Value: $608,073
Median Age: 36.0
Population 25+ with College Degree or More: 38.54%
Total Non-Housing Consumer Spending: $48.49 Million
All values are 2020 Estimates for within the CRD Boundary provided by ESRI Business Analyst Desktop.
Crossroads Interim Park
CRS was part of a multi-agency team that developed the County’s first urban interim park at 5827 Columbia Pike in Bailey’s Crossroads. The park, which opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony on September 28, 2019, is on the site of planned affordable housing. The interim park serves as an amenity space and focal point for the surrounding community infusing usable open space into an area that lacks these public amenities. It is anticipated that the park will be in place for at least five years and is available for public use and scheduling.
