Found 2 blog entries tagged as Fairfax County real estate market 2026.

The spring market is officially trying to wake up. The only problem? Half the participants didn't show up.

February 2026 delivered a telling split across the Washington D.C. metro real estate market: buyer demand is climbing while seller supply has fallen to its lowest February level since at least 2003. Only 3,574 new listings came onto the market last month — a 12.8% drop from the same time a year ago. Meanwhile, new pending sales rose 3.9% year-over-year and showings increased 3.0%. Buyers are out there. Homes are not.

I've covered the Northern Virginia housing market for over 18 years and closed more than $1 billion in transactions across Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, Prince William, Alexandria, and Fauquier counties. That combination — rising…

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Moving to Fairfax County in 2026 is a move that many families consider a "gold standard." But after helping buyers navigate the Fairfax real estate market for over 20 years, I’ve seen the reality beneath the surface. While the county offers some of the best opportunities in the U.S., it isn't for everyone.

If you are looking for Fairfax homes for sale, you need more than just a listing—you need a breakdown of the numbers, the lifestyle, and the trade-offs that most realtors won't say out loud.

The $150,000 Reality Check: Living in Fairfax County

The biggest shock for newcomers isn’t the traffic—it’s the math. In 2026, a family of four needs approximately $150,000 a year just to cover the basics. This isn't for luxury living; it’s for…

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