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Everyone thinks they know where Northern Virginia's wealthy live. Great Falls? Obviously. McLean? For sure. But here's what most people driving through NOVA completely miss—there are neighborhoods with $2 million+ homes hiding in places you'd pass without a second glance, and pockets of generational wealth that don't advertise themselves with McMansions or gated entrances.

After helping clients buy and sell over $1 billion in Northern Virginia real estate across two decades, I've learned that understanding where the ultra-wealthy actually live isn't just about spotting expensive zip codes on a map. It's about recognizing completely different lifestyles, priorities, and what genuinely drives value in this region.

I'm going to walk you through 7 areas…

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By Chris Colgan

If you have been following the national headlines, you might think the housing market is in a cooldown. And while that might be true for the general market, the luxury sector in Northern Virginia and the DC Metro area is telling a completely different story.

We just got our hands on the Bright MLS 2025 Q3 Mid-Atlantic Luxury Housing Report, and the numbers are fascinating. This isn't just dry data; it is a roadmap for anyone looking to buy or sell high-end real estate in our region right now.

This analysis is based on the Bright MLS "2025 Q3 Mid-Atlantic Luxury Housing Report."

Let’s dive into what is actually happening on the ground in McLean, Arlington, and across the DMV.

 

The Tale of Two Markets: Luxury vs. Everyone…

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Welcome back to another episode of Real Nova Network. Hard to believe we’re already on episode seven, and this week we’ve got a lot to cover—sports, local entertainment, schools, luxury real estate, and of course the latest housing numbers in Northern Virginia. Let’s get into it.

Santana Moss Gets His Due

This past Saturday, I had the chance to celebrate my friend Santana Moss. On Sunday, during the Commanders vs. Giants game, he was officially inducted into the Commanders Ring of Fame. His name, number, and the years he played are now up inside the stadium.

If you don’t know Santana’s story, he played 14 seasons in the NFL, with 10 of those right here in Washington after being traded from the Jets in 2005. He’s third in franchise…

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