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The Northern Virginia real estate market has fundamentally changed. The days of the wild seller's frenzy are over, replaced by a balanced market brimming with opportunities that most people are overlooking. Inventory is up between 43% and 67% year-over-year, yet buyers are still looking in the wrong places.

This isn't just another generic list of towns. As a real estate professional who has navigated this market for over two decades, this is the insider's guide to where I would personally invest my own money and move my family in 2025. Let’s break down what’s really happening and where the smart money is going.


Understanding the 2025 Northern Virginia Housing Market Shift


Before we dive into locations, you need to understand the new…

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The Ultimate Guide to Investing in Northern Virginia Real Estate in 2025

The Northern Virginia (NoVA) real estate market is buzzing. Arlington just posted a 1.2% to 3.7% appreciation rate, and Prince William County is showing solid 2% to 4% growth. While these numbers are strong, focusing only on the headlines could cause you to miss the biggest long-term opportunities in the entire region.

Many homebuyers make costly mistakes by relying on generic, national housing reports. To succeed here, you need hyper-local intel. I’m going to break down which NoVA counties are worth your money right now and which ones are poised for massive future growth.

Arlington County: The Premium Powerhouse

Let's start where the market is absolutely crushing it.…

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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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