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Northern Virginia Market Update

Northern Virginia Buyers Pulled Back in August—But Home Prices Still Haven’t Crashed

The Northern Virginia housing market slowed down significantly in August 2026.

Buyers scheduled fewer showings. Fewer homes went under contract. More listings remained available. In parts of Virginia, inventory increased by more than 20% compared with last year.

But here is where the market gets confusing:

Home prices still have not crashed.

The median sales price increased across the overall Washington, D.C. metro area and North Central Virginia, even as buyer activity declined.

After more than 20 years of selling real estate in Northern Virginia, my honest assessment is that we are moving into a market where buyers…

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Northern Virginia Housing Market Update August 2026: More Homes, Fewer Buyers, and a Major Shift for Sellers

Updated August 2026

The Northern Virginia housing market is changing.

It is not crashing, but buyers have more choices, homes are taking longer to sell, price reductions are becoming more common, and sellers can no longer assume that simply putting a house on the market will create multiple offers.

Across Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C. metro, inventory is rising while showings and pending sales have slowed.

That means one thing:

The advantage sellers had over the last several years is starting to shrink.

For buyers, this is creating opportunities.

For sellers, pricing and marketing matter more than they…

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Northern Virginia Housing Market Update: Home Prices and Sales Rise in June 2026

Summary: According to Bright MLS’s June 2026 Washington, D.C. Metro Housing Market Report, closed sales increased 4.4% compared with June 2025, the median sold price rose 3.8% to $675,000 and active inventory increased 9%. Northern Virginia was one of the strongest parts of the region, particularly in Fairfax and Loudoun counties.

The short verdict: Buyers have more homes to choose from, but Northern Virginia is not suddenly a buyer’s market. Detached homes are still selling quickly, townhome prices are beginning to level out and condo buyers are gaining more leverage.

There is a lot of bad real estate information floating around right now.

One headline…

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If you've driven through Rosslyn in the last few years, you've noticed the construction. The cranes. The street closures. The sense that something fundamental is shifting in Arlington's most misunderstood neighborhood.

Here's the latest proof: Quadrangle Development Corporation just filed plans with Arlington County for what might be the most significant transformation of Rosslyn since the Metro arrived in 1977. They're calling it Potomac Overlook, and it's going to reshape 5.5 acres of prime real estate where the old Key Bridge Marriott used to sit at North Fort Myer Drive and Langston Boulevard.

I've been watching Rosslyn evolve for decades. This isn't just another high-rise going up. This is Arlington making a deliberate bet on what Rosslyn…

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FAQ: New Neighborhood Development by Ryan Homes

Where is it?
Lomond Village is located off Williamson Boulevard, near Lomond Drive in Manassas, Virginia, within Prince William County—just two miles from I-66 and minutes from Old Town Manassas.

Who’s building it?
This new community is being developed by Ryan Homes, one of America’s most established homebuilders known for creating energy-efficient, low-maintenance residences.

What’s being built?
Lomond Village will feature a collection of two-level townhome-style condos designed for comfort, convenience, and modern living.

How much are the homes?
Homes start from the upper $400s, offering one of the best new-construction values in Northern Virginia.

How big are they?
Floor plans range from

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