Fairfax County staff have flagged a number of issues with a proposal to bring townhomes to Fannie Mae’s former campus in Reston.
Wheelock Street Capital, a Connecticut-based company, wants to build up to 90 townhomes on the site, which was previously approved for three office buildings.
The development houses one office building at 11600 American Dream Way but hopes to replace the approved yet unbuilt offices with residential units.
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