Once a rural crossroads known as Tysons Corner, Tysons has transformed into Northern Virginia's premier business district and shopping destination. Home to two major shopping centers—Tysons Corner Center and the upscale Tysons Galleria—this growing urban center offers residents access to exceptional dining, retail, and entertainment options. The area continues to evolve with new residential developments appearing alongside its corporate towers.

Tysons provides convenient access to the region through its four Silver Line Metro stations, connecting to Washington D.C., Arlington, and Dulles International Airport. Its location at the intersection of major highways, including the Capital Beltway (I-495) and Route 123, offers easy access throughout Northern Virginia. The median rent in Tysons is $2,295, with various apartment options available across different price points.

The neighborhoods surrounding Tysons each have their own character, from McLean to the north to Vienna to the southwest. Parks and trails, including Scotts Run Nature Preserve and the Washington & Old Dominion Trail, provide outdoor recreation opportunities. The presence of major corporations means many residents enjoy shorter commute times. Recent development has brought additional amenities, shops, and community spaces to complement the established retail and business infrastructure.