he story of the three-generation Osentoski-Ondrus family’s new home began with a flier and ended with a four-story elevator townhouse in Downtown Brambleton. “Sophie and Chris, my daughter and son-in-law, go to the gym all the time. One day there, they picked up an advertisement for Downtown Brambleton. They came home and said, ‘We have to go see this place,’” said Gerri Osentoski, one of the family matriarchs.

Images of Loudoun County often portray young families in minivans driving to their large suburban homes west of the beltway. Over the past 20 years, Loudoun’s population has exploded, nearly tripling in size. The forecast for the 2020 census predicts that number will continue to rise, topping over 400,000 people within the next four years. As a result, the region will see an increase in the demand for new housing—all of those people are going to need somewhere to live. Donald

<p>[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]PRESS RELEASE LOCAL BUILDER RAISES BAR AT GALA AWARDS Knutson Companies Wins 5 Awards – Design and Architecture Highlighted LEESBURG, VA – October 17, 2016 – Knutson Companies set the tone at the annual Great American Living Awards (GALA) by winning three categories and receiving two awards of merit for their work at the Crescent Place development located in Leesburg, VA and for Brambleton Town Center located in Brambleton, VA. The GALA A

A mixed-use community with 64 residential units and 7,100 square feet of commercial appears poised for development in downtown Leesburg. Town Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a special exception application for the project known as South King Street, located on nearly three acres on the east side of South King Street and bordered by the W&OD Trail, Church Street and Town Branch. The complex is being developed by Donald Knutson, one of the builders at the recen