Found 5 blog entries tagged as Washington Business Journal.

The fitness scene in Northern Virginia is about to get a major upgrade. Onelife Fitness, one of the region’s most recognized health club brands, is officially headed to the Mosaic District in Fairfax.

According to the Washington Business Journal, the McLean-based company has signed a lease with developer Edens for a 53,000-square-foot facility at 2910 District Avenue, directly above True Food Kitchen. The new space was previously occupied by Custom Ink, which transitioned to remote operations several years ago.

This new location marks a significant milestone in Onelife’s regional growth, adding to its expanding network of nearly 30 gyms across Greater Washington.

A Flagship Fitness Experience

Set to open in late 2026, the Mosaic District…

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As reported by Michael Neibauer of the Washington Business Journal, another massive data center land deal just dropped in Northern Virginia — this time in Leesburg.

According to public records, JK Land Holdings, led by Chuck Kuhn (the CEO of JK Moving Services in Sterling), sold 97 acres of fully entitled data center land for $615 million to an affiliate of SDC Capital Partners. That’s a staggering $6.3 million per acre, believed to be the highest raw land sale ever recorded in the region.

What makes this deal so huge

This sale comes just one day after Amazon’s $700 million purchase of Devlin Tech Park in Bristow — meaning Northern Virginia just saw over $1.3 billion in data center land deals in less than 48 hours.

JK Land Holdings…

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By Chris Colgan | Source: Michael Neibauer, Washington Business Journal

The Big Picture

Amazon just made one of the biggest land moves in U.S. history — and it happened right here in Bristow, Virginia.
According to the Washington Business Journal, Amazon Data Services has purchased Devlin Tech Park for a jaw-dropping $700 million, solidifying Northern Virginia as ground zero for the global data-center boom.

By the Numbers

  • $700 million sale price

  • 270 acres total — Amazon bought roughly 70% of it

  • 1,272% return for Stanley Martin Homes, who assembled the land for just $51 million

  • 3.5 million sq. ft. of planned data centers, plus 3 substations

That equals roughly $3.7 million per acre — nearly matching…

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By Chris Colgan — Colgan Team | Sources: Washington Business Journal & UrbanTurf

Downtown Washington, D.C. might soon be streaming something new — but not on your TV.
According to new zoning filings uncovered by Washington Business Journal and UrbanTurf, Netflix is planning to open a major new office in the historic Woodies Building on F Street NW — right in the heart of the District’s downtown revival zone.

If approved, the project would transform one of D.C.’s most recognizable buildings into a hub for technology, media, and creative innovation — just two blocks from the National Portrait Gallery and three from Capital One Arena.

A Streaming Giant Moves Into a Landmark

The proposal shows Netflix taking over the former H&M space at 1025…

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Here’s What It Means for the Dulles Expo Center.


For years, Northern Virginia residents in Fairfax and Loudoun counties have had two choices for their affordable, flat-packed furniture needs: a long haul down to Woodbridge or a trek up to Maryland. It’s a drive.

But that all might be changing.

The big news, first reported by The Burn and Washington Business Journal, is that IKEA is potentially coming to Chantilly. This is one of the most talked-about local stories I’ve seen in a while, and the public reaction has been overwhelmingly positive.

Why? Because for most of us, IKEA isn't just a store; it's an experience. It’s a rite of passage for first-time home buyers, a place to get design ideas from the fully-staged rooms, and... let's be…

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