The Leesburg Residential Traffic Commission meeting on October 6, 2025, highlighted significant developments in local commercial and residential projects, signaling a shift in the area’s landscape.

A key focus was the proposed transformation of the vacant Megamart building into an international market. This initiative aims to revitalize the large space, which has primarily served as a storage facility. Plans include site work enhancements, additional parking, and a dumpster enclosure, with initial submission comments already sent to the applicant.

Another notable project discussed was the addition of 26,000 square feet of retail space within an existing shopping center on Robinson Mill Road, alongside the development of 52 multifamily units and 5,200 square feet of commercial space in the Crescent Cyclone project. This project is currently under site plan review, pending a modification request.

The commission also addressed the residential units proposed for Virginia Village, which are awaiting bonding and HOA documentation before final approval. The development will connect Fairfax Street to Madison Court, although timelines for completion remain uncertain, with estimates suggesting a wait of two to three years.

These discussions reflect a proactive approach to urban development in Leesburg, aiming to enhance both commercial viability and residential living standards in the community. As these projects progress, they are expected to significantly impact local traffic and economic activity.