A Reston developer has filed a rezoning application in order to develop a parcel of land adjacent to Plaza America.
Linden Development owns the 6.3-acre property known as Triangle Park, as well as several other Reston office buildings.
Triangle Park currently contains two office buildings directly adjacent to the side of Plaza America where Starbucks, Loft and Staples are located. The land also borders Sunset Hills Road to the north and the Dulles Toll Road to the south and is within a half-mile of the Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station.
Linden is seeking to rezone the property from office-industrial to mixed use. It says it plans a 75/25 mix of residential and non-residential (office, retail), though plans have not yet been made public.
Fairfax County Planning staff is currently reviewing the application.
Meanwhile, plans for the Soapstone connector include a route that goes almost right through this property.
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