Access to High-Speed Internet Is Latest Selling Point In Washington Area Upscale Housing Developments. In many ways, Brambleton looks like any of the new housing developments that have popped up near Dulles Airport in the past several years. Except coursing under its crisp green lawns and treeless streets is a fiber-optic network that supplies some 600 homes with Internet access at speeds once reserved for the largest corporations. ... washingtonpost.com link
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