Located at the western end of the Rosslyn - Ballston Corridor.

The communities are dynamic and vibrant, hip and stylish, and smart and sophisticated, all within minutes of DC.

Virginia Square is known for its vibrant arts scene and home to the Arlington Arts Center. The area can also claim the mantle of Northern Virginia’s Education Center, hosting George Mason University Law School and satellite campuses of George Washington University, VA Tech and UVA.

Ballston is the DC region’s hub for innovation, research, learning, technology and science. It also has one of the nation’s highest concentrations of scientific research agencies such as DARPA and Office of Naval Research to name a few.

Niche’s 2019’s Best Places to Live in America listed Arlington’s Bluemont neighborhood at the very top of the list. Compared to the more hustle and bustle setting of Virginia Square and Ballston areas, Bluemont projects a more suburban and residential feel.

All three locations are side by side and 75% of the population is under 45 and tend to be highly educated, sophisticated and savvy. The area boasts more than 75 restaurants in a 5-block area and offers some of the best shopping (Ballston Quarter,) entertainment and parks and trails for its residents, all within reasonable walking distance.

The area is home to Quincy Park, a four-acre gem that has softball and baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a basketball court, multiple playgrounds, a sand volleyball court and tons of green space, including reservable picnic shelters. It’s a great place for people and pets alike. Exceptional public transportation is available and a staple of the area.