Three years after construction started, the 32-story luxury-apartment tower Lumen in the heart of Tysons is now leasing and soon to open.

The building is still undergoing the final phases of construction, with hard hat touring of the location starting later in April. The first move-ins are planned to start this summer.

Lumen Apartments is located northeast of the Leesburg Pike-Chain Bridge Road junction, and since it topped-out last July it has dominated the Chain Bridge Road skyline. The Lumen is part of a series of new mixed-use projects planned near the Greensboro Metro station, which notably include The Boro project just to the north.

The Lumen project contains 398 units on 25 floors, from studios to two-bedroom apartments. The 15th floor of the building has a fitness center and yoga area.

Rental rates at the Lumen are not currently available, but a representative of the apartment complex told Tysons Reporter the information would be forthcoming over the next 30 days.

(Updated 2:40 p.m.) — The Boro, the Meridian Group’s 1.7 million-square-foot development that aims to compete with Tysons Corner Center Mall as the commercial heart of Tysons, is inching closer towards completion.

The first opening is Boro Tower, which has already started opening to tenants.

“As of right now, we’ve delivered the Boro Tower,” said Caroline Flax, senior analyst for the Meridian Group. “Tegna moved in January.”

The Boro Tower is part of Block C, which includes the Showplace Icon theater building. Flax said the movie theater building is complete, with tenants finishing their build-out inside the space.

The residential and retail towers of Block A at the development’s northern point are scheduled for an opening later in the summer. Flax said the 25-story luxury condominium “Verse” tower, a collaboration between the Meridian Group and Kettler, is planned to open this fall. Pre-leasing for residential units for “Rise,” a 27-story apartment tower, will begin in the spring with move-in scheduled for the summer.

Much of the site’s premier retailers are located along Boro Place, the pseudo-main street of the Boro development. The street is currently undergoing its final round of paving.

Flax said many of the openings on Boro Place hinge on the timing of the region’s largest Whole Foods opening.

“Boro Place is going to open in coordination with Whole Foods, which is looking at late summer, early fall,” said Flax. “A lot of tenants don’t want to open until they do.”

Flax noted that most of the restaurants and retail in the development have already been announced, but that the company is still working on a couple contracts for retail occupants.

“We’re excited to get everything open and ready for the general public,” said Flax.

Finding a place to live in Tysons can be difficult, even outside of the problems with affordable housing.

Jonathan LaCroix from the Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce noted that the ratio of jobs to housing units in the area is lopsided, with roughly 100,000 jobs but only 19,000 residents. So for those hoping to live a little closer to where they work the housing market can be scarce and expensive.

To help, Tysons Reporter has put together a list of apartments and condominiums available to rent or buy currently and a look at housing coming down the pipeline over the next few years.

According to apartments.com and other sources, these are the places in Tysons that are available for rent:

• The Adaire (1521 Boyd Pointe Way) – Price range from $1,723 to $3,445
• The Ascent (8421 Broad St) – Price range from $1,753 to $3,509
• The Commons of McLean (1653 Anderson Rd) – Price range from $1,585 to $3,450
• Eaves Tysons Corner (1723 Gosnell Rd) – Price range from$1,655 to $2,100
• Dolley Madison Apartments at Tysons (1805 Wilson Ln) – Price range from $1,695 to $2,195
• Haden (1575 Anderson Rd) – Price range from $1,569 to $6,370
• Highgate at the Mile (7915 Jones Branch Dr) – Price range from $1,610 to $4,889
• The Kingston (7480 Birdwood Ave) – Price range from $1,965 to $4,500
• Nouvelle (7911 Westpark Dr) – Price range from $1,709 to $8,282
• Post Tysons Corner (1526 Lincoln Circle) – Price range from $1,600 – $3,330
• Vita Tysons Corner (7902 Tysons One Pl) – Price range from $1,654 to $7,965

Several apartments and condominiums are clumped together at Park Crest just north of Tysons Galleria:

• Avalon Park Crest (8250 Westpark Dr) – Price range from $1,785 to $2,470
• Ovation at Park Crest (8231 Crestwood Heights) – Price range from $1,833 to $5,185
• The Lofts at Park Crest (8210 Crestwood Heights Dr) – Price range from $2,270 to $5,471
• One Park Crest (8220 Crestwood Heights Dr) – Price range from $499,900 to $1,050,000

Other existing condo buildings include:

• Lillian Court (1635 International Drive)
• Westwood Village (1500 Northern Neck Dr)
• The Rotonda (8352 Greensboro Dr)

There are several apartment complexes currently in development:

• Westpark Plaza – Four planned buildings with a planned 1,300 residential units in two of them
• The Boro – Several mixed-use development buildings — including the “Rise” apartment tower and “Verse” condominium tower — near the Greensboro Metro station
• The Monarch – A planned luxury condominium building
• Tysons West Phase III – A planned development hub that will include 669 residential units
• Residences at Tysons II – A planned pair of 30-story residential towers adjacent to Tysons Galleria
• Lumen – A 32-story residential tower with 398 apartment units planned for completion by the end of 2018 and open for renting spring 2019.

Apart from the above list in and around central Tysons, there are also a number of other residential options just east of the Beltway with McLean and Falls Church mailing addresses, including but not limited to: Tysons View, Tysons Glen, Eaves Fairfax Towers, the Oaks at Falls Church, PeachTree of McLean, Tysons Landing Apartments, Regency at McLean condos, Encore of McLean condos, the Colonies of McLean condos, the Commons of McLean, the Gates of McLean condos, McLean Chase condos, Renaissance 2230 condos, and the Fountain at McLean condos.