One Loudoun was going to be the greatest thing in Loudoun County since they built Dulles. So much for that. It is now just another big development that has failed.
One Loudoun, planned as a town-center-style development on 358 acres at Route 7 and Loudoun County Parkway, will be up for a public auction on Sept. 28 at the county courthouse, according to trustees’ sale notice.
And earlier today there was a report that Washington DC area has the strongest employment market in the country. I can only imagine how bad it must be in other areas of the country.
1 more vote to continue building it.
Go Loudoun go!
The show must go on!
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Posted by: Paul Salamanca | September 30, 2010 at 12:35 AM
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How about the auction, and Miller/Smith's recovery of it...the Japanese partners etc etc....a blog is only as good as it's last post...
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