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Vint Hill is home to 59 growing businesses with 1,200 employees occupying 666,000 square feet. These businesses chose Vint Hill because the park offers a diverse living and working environment with attractive buildings, recreational facilities, and a future Main Street retail center with shops, a YMCA, and luxury residential condominiums. 43 acres of open space is under design for a linear park and open space. This parkland is adjacent to Main Street's restaurants and shops and may feature an ice-skating rink and amphitheater. The 30 acres of lighted recreational fields, tennis courts, gymnasium, outdoor pool and picnic areas at the southern end of Vint Hill are actively used by team sports and individual recreational activities.
In September 2007, Athena Technologies Inc. moved into its 43,000 square foot build-to-suit facility with a staff of 75. ICE Properties 30,000 square foot building and Walnut Grove’s 8,000 square foot child care facility was completed during 2007. Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) occupies 9,000 square feet with a staff of 35. Buccaneer Computer Systems & Service, Inc. has 78 employees that manage all Medicare medical claims from its Vint Hill location.
Vint Hill offers the opportunity to live, work and shop in a beautifully planned and landscaped business park.Bring your business to Vint Hill and enjoy the difference made by world-class planning, low-density, and acres of green space.
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Fauquier County, with its historic setting of small, friendly towns and villages, offers a unique environment that is
conducive to a high quality of life for families and businesses alike.
Accessibility
Vint Hill is located 40 miles southwest of Washington, DC on the eastern boundary of
Fauquier County and Prince William County. Washington Dulles International Airport is 39 minutes away.
The Manassas Regional Airport and the Warrenton/Fauquier Airport are each 20 minutes from Vint Hill.
Fauquier County Population
The County is growing at an annual growth rate of 1.7%, which is slower than the rest of the
Metropolitan Washington DC region. The County’s population was estimated to be 62,900 in 2004.
Education Workforce
Fauquier County’s highly educated workforce is primarily employed in managerial and professional
occupations (39.5%) and service occupations (13%). 27% of the County's population have a bachelor's
degree or higher, compared to 29.5% in Virginia and 24.4% in the US as a whole. 58% of the County's
workforce commutes out of the County for employment.
The Greater Washington Region
Greater Washington, the fourth-largest U.S. metro area, had $42 billion gross regional product in 2005.
In the same year, nearly 72,000 jobs were added, significantly more jobs than each of the nation's three
largest metro areas-New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
Northern Virginia, largest of the sub-regions in Greater Washington, has matured into a world-class
center for culture and employment. With the growth of services urban amenities, such as high-end
restaurants and shops, and a large inventory and variety of housing types, employers are increasingly
relocating in Northern Virginia.
Population
Greater Washington is the nation's fourth most populous metropolitan region. By 2010, the region's
population is expected to grow by 8.5%, three times the projected growth of New York City. With a median
household income of $72,799 in 2005, Greater Washington is the wealthiest among the nation's large metros.
Technology Growth
Greater Washington's technology cluster is one of the nation's largest, with the highest concentration
of network and computer system administrators and programmers.
In Northern Virginia, strong technology clusters exist in defense electronics, information technology,
biotechnology and bioinformatics, and telecommunications. The "Birthplace of the Internet", Northern
Virginia has the highest concentration of bandwidth in the world.
Transportation
Greater Washington is served by three international airports that combined offer 1,085 daily nonstop
flights to 95 destinations nationwide to 64.6 million passengers in 2005.
With direct flights to 34 international destinations, the regional airports served 5.6 million international
passengers in 2005
Education
More than 50 colleges and universities are based in the Greater Washington region, with more than
328,000 full-time students. Private and international schools are among the best in the country.
The K-12 school systems rank in the top 17% nationally. K-12 programs range from foreign-language
immersion to language/arts and science/technology-focused curriculum.
Home of the U.S. Government
The Federal government is the largest single technology consumer in the world. Regional federal
procurement grew to $37.7 billion in 2002 - an increase of 142% in 10 years.
A Great Place To Live
Greater Washington has 85 professional theatre companies and more free attraction than any other
U.S metro area. There are 234,000 acres of parkland and more than 800 miles of bikeways.
7 professional and major college sports programs are available and more than 8,000 restaurants and bars.
Source: Greater Washington Regional Report, 2006
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