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In the Market? Here's How Much It'll Cost You in Virginia

  • March 13th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

In the Market? Here's How Much It'll Cost You in Virginia: Figure 1

This is the final installment of our three-part series aimed at giving readers an idea of how much it costs to buy in certain DC, Maryland and Virginia neighborhoods. In each of these articles, we provide the median sale price and median price per square foot for properties and the number of homes currently for sale. Today, we look at Virginia locales close in to DC. For our pieces on DC and Maryland, click here and here. (Statistics courtesy of Redfin.)

Neighborhood Median Sold Price $/SF Homes for Sale
Alexandria $241,000 $219 853
Annandale $309,000 $223 429
Arlington $307,000 $231 1,088
Fairfax $317,000 $202 175
Falls Church $362,000 $304 92
McLean $595,000 $361 442
Oakton $407,000 $245 236
Reston $284,000 $250 366
Springfield $300,000 $219 345
Tysons Corner $354,000 $275 159

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/in_the_market_heres_how_much_itll_cost_you_in_va/654.

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