A 30-story residential tower planned for Chain Bridge Road in Tysons, adjacent to the McLean Metro station, moved closer to construction after Fairfax County accepted a revised development plan in June.

Falls Church-based Rushmark Properties wants to build approximately 370 apartments with 13,700 square feet of ground-floor retail at 1750 Chain Bridge Road, replacing a 447-unit design that former owner Quarterra announced in 2021. The shift means 77 fewer units but larger floor plans, with more two- and three-bedroom apartments aimed at families and professionals.

Rushmark bought the 1.33-acre site in November 2024 for $18.5 million. The company filed its Final Development Plan Amendment through land use firm Walsh, Colucci, Lubeley & Walsh.

The redesigned building would stand 326 feet tall, 26 feet higher than the earlier approved plan, but occupy a smaller footprint. That trade-off creates a larger outdoor plaza at the corner of Levels Plaza and Chain Bridge Road, expanding the public space shared with the neighboring Heming apartments, a 28-story building completed in October 2023 whose ground-floor tenants include Sunday Morning Bakehouse and Japanese restaurant Modan.

Rushmark Managing Director Neal Kumar told FFXnow in May that Capital One's nearby investment "will be a great catalyst for the development of Scotts Run." Capital One acquired parcels in the Scotts Run South area in early 2026 as part of its headquarters campus expansion across Route 123.

Ground-floor retail would feature 20- to 24-foot ceilings to attract active street-level businesses. The building's parking podium would hold 560 vehicle spaces and 46 bicycle spots, with vehicle access from South Dartford Drive and a retail loading area on Chain Bridge Road.

Resident amenities in the plan include a fifth-level terrace with a swimming pool and a 28th-level terrace with green space and a stormwater planter.

Rushmark said the revised unit mix responds to changing market conditions and aims to attract professional talent while conforming to the density prescribed in the original master plan. Scotts Run South was first rezoned in April 2013 as part of Tysons' transformation into an urban center, with a vision for 6.6 million square feet of mixed-use development across 36 acres near the Silver Line.