Tysons, VA – Tysons continued its upward trajectory in the hospitality sector in Q3 2025, with strong visitation patterns, rising hotel performance figures, and renewed commercial momentum underscoring the area’s growing economic strength — all signaling a sector that is outperforming in the region — according to the Q3 2025 Tysons Quarterly Market Report released today by the Tysons Community Alliance (TCA).
The latest edition analyzes the forces driving Tysons’ growth in the hospitality industry including surging worker visitation and a resilient retail environment. This quarter’s report also features a special focus on hotel market trends and insights into how Tysons is attracting an increasingly diverse geographic mix of overnight visitors from far-reaching regions across the country.
Key highlights from the report include:
- Visitation growth accelerates: Tysons welcomed 3.2 million visitors in Q3 2025, with total visitation up 6% year-over-year
- Workers are returning at scale: Total worker visits increased by 14% compared to Q3 2024, reaching their highest level since before the pandemic
- Hospitality is leading in the region: Year-to-date hotel occupancy averaged 70%, while revenue per available room (RevPAR) grew 12% year-over-year and average daily rates (ADR) increased 4%
- Overnight stays are on the rise: From January through September, Tysons saw a 6% increase in overnight trips, buoyed by long-distance demand from markets such as Dallas and Los Angeles
- Retail remains strong: Retail vacancy in Tysons remained markedly low at 1.7%, supported by robust consumer activity and foot traffic
- Commercial momentum continues: Office vacancy held steady at 20% as FINRA’s 78,000-square-foot office lease signals renewed tenant confidence
- A growing residential pipeline: 1,058 residential units are currently under construction, reflecting sustained housing demand amid Tysons’ long-term growth
“Tysons’ economic performance this quarter demonstrates resilience across all major sectors,” said Drew Sunderland, TCA’s Vice President of Strategy & Research and co-author of the report. “The surge in worker activity, continued strength of the hospitality market, and stability in commercial and residential developments all point to a community that is solidifying its role as a regional economic leader.”
To explore the complete set of findings, download the Q3 report on the TCA website. For real-time insights into Tysons’ economy, visit the Tysons DataHub—TCA’s free, interactive platform offering live data on commercial activity, visitation, development, and more.
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CONTACT:
Monique Blyther, Director of Communications, Branding & Engagement
monique@tysonsva.org