Charming historic row houses in Washington, D.C. — symbolizing the dynamic spring real estate market across the Greater D.C. area.

What’s heating up, what’s cooling down, and what it means for buyers, sellers, and investors.

The D.C. spring real estate season is buzzing, but not every area is following the same rhythm. The latest data from Bright MLS reveals a market that’s evolving week by week—with new listings slowly increasing, prices trending upward in key counties, and buyer activity showing signs of hesitation.

Here’s what’s happening across the region—and what it means for you.

New Listings: A Mixed Picture

New listings across the Greater D.C. area were up 2.9% compared to the same time last year, with 2,012 homes added to inventory. However, there was a 6.5% drop compared to the previous week, suggesting…

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Ever wondered what Northern Virginia would look like if it were built entirely out of blocks? Whether you’re a local or just love seeing iconic places reimagined, check out these incredible Minecraft recreations of well-known NOVA landmarks.


Nokesville Barn
This pixel-perfect barn mural is straight out of Nokesville, VA—complete with a dancing cow, happy pig, and a goose on a fence. It’s a charming nod to the rural heart of Prince William County, all reimagined in a blocky, nostalgic Minecraft style.



Dulles International Airport
The sweeping curves of Eero Saarinen’s iconic terminal at Dulles Airport are brought to life at sunset in this detailed Minecraft rendition. From the control tower to the flowing roadway below, it captures the movement and…

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Exterior view of Ford’s Garage restaurant featuring vintage gas pumps, classic car signage, and a retro-industrial design that reflects its automotive-themed dining concept. Northern Virginia foodies and classic car enthusiasts, buckle up—Ford’s Garage, the vintage car-themed burger and craft beer hotspot, is gearing up to open new locations in Alexandria, Fairfax, and Woodbridge, enhancing the dining landscape in these bustling areas.

Driving the news: According to ALXNow, Ford’s Garage recently secured a three-location deal with franchise group FG Nova. The planned openings in Alexandria, Fairfax, and Woodbridge mark the chain's significant entry into Northern Virginia, complementing its successful Richmond location.

Why it matters: Ford’s Garage stands out with its official licensing from the iconic Ford Motor Company. Guests can look forward to a vibrant,…

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Aerial view of RFK Stadium site in Washington D.C., with open land surrounding the old stadium, future site of new Commanders stadium.

Inspired by reporting from Mark Segraves, NBC Washington
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Commanders fans, brace yourselves—after nearly three decades, it looks like the team is finally returning home to its iconic stomping grounds: the site of RFK Stadium!

A Triumphant Return to RFK

Remember the glory days? RFK Stadium was the Commanders' fortress from 1961 to 1996. During that era, the team secured some legendary victories, bringing home three Super Bowl championships (XVII, XXII, XXVI) and creating unforgettable moments with legends like Joe Theismann, John Riggins, Art Monk, and coach Joe Gibbs. RFK wasn't just a stadium—it was a powerhouse of memories, where roaring fans and bouncing…

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The Northern Virginia real estate market has been dynamic in recent years, influenced by economic shifts, interest rate changes, and evolving buyer preferences. As of April 2025, many are questioning: Is it still a seller's market? Let's delve into the latest data to provide clarity.

Market Overview

Recent reports indicate that the Northern Virginia housing market continues to exhibit characteristics of a seller's market, albeit with some signs of stabilization. According to the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors (NVAR), March 2025 saw a total of 1,202 homes sold, marking a 0.9% increase compared to March 2024 PR Newswire.​

Home Prices

Home prices have maintained an upward…

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Classic brick colonial home with mature trees in a Northern Virginia suburb

If you're house hunting in Northern Virginia, there's a good chance Falls Church and Vienna have popped up on your radar. And for good reason—they’re both beautiful, well-connected, and full of personality. But each town has its own unique charm, and choosing between the two depends on your lifestyle, priorities, and budget. Let’s break it down.

Falls Church: Urban-Suburban Energy

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The City of Falls Church blends a small-town feel with urban perks. You’ll find walkable streets, indie cafés, historic charm, and quick Metro access—all within a few square miles.

What you’ll love about Falls Church:

  • Commuter-friendly: Minutes from DC with…

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Modern newly built homes in a suburban Northern Virginia neighborhood under a clear blue sky

If you're exploring the idea of moving to Northern Virginia, you're probably already enchanted by the blend of suburban calm, urban access, and scenic beauty this region offers. But when it comes to finding the right home, a major question looms: Should you buy a new construction or go with a resale home?

Both choices have their perks—and a few tradeoffs. Here's a closer look at what makes each option appealing, especially in Northern Virginia's dynamic real estate market.

Why Buyers Love New Construction in NoVA

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New construction homes are sprouting up throughout areas like Ashburn, Gainesville, and parts of Fairfax County. With the tech industry growing and more families relocating…

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Kids in a classroom in a family-friendly neighborhood in Northern Virginia, perfect for school-aged children.

Finding the right neighborhood to raise a family often comes down to a few key things: great schools, safe streets, and plenty of activities for kids. Add to that a convenient commute and access to future opportunities—and you’ve got the perfect formula for a place to call home.

Families exploring the D.C. metro area are increasingly drawn to communities just across the river in Virginia, where schools are strong and the sense of community runs deep. On top of that, exciting new developments like Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus are adding fresh energy to the region’s educational landscape.

Virginia Tech Innovation Campus: A Game-Changer for Families

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Charming suburban neighborhood near Washington, D.C. with spacious homes, green lawns, and families enjoying the outdoors

If you’ve been house-hunting lately, you know how overwhelming it can be to find a location that checks all the boxes. Great schools? Check. Career opportunities? Definitely. Walkable neighborhoods with character? Yes, please.

It’s no wonder this part of the D.C. metro area keeps topping the list for savvy homebuyers.

This isn’t just a commuter haven anymore—it’s grown into a region full of personality, long-term value, and lifestyle perks that truly set it apart.

1. Schools That Parents Rave About

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Let’s be real—schools are a dealbreaker for many buyers, and this region delivers. Public and private schools here routinely earn top spots in national rankings. Whether you’re eyeing award-winning public…

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Tourists visiting the National Mall in Washington, D.C., with historic landmarks in the background

Washington, D.C. is a city steeped in history, offering a remarkable range of landmarks and museums that bring the past to life. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a local looking to explore your own backyard, these must-visit historic sites around D.C. highlight the nation’s journey through politics, war, culture, and innovation.

The National Mall


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Start your journey at the National Mall, the symbolic heart of the city. This expansive green space stretches from the U.S. Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial and is lined with some of the country’s most iconic landmarks. Walk past the towering Washington Monument, visit the reflective Lincoln Memorial, and take in the solemn beauty of the World War II Memorial…

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