Found 6 blog entries tagged as Reston VA real estate.

Northern Virginia just crossed a major milestone — and it didn’t happen in Arlington or Tysons.

It happened in Reston.

According to the Washington Business Journal, a penthouse at the JW Marriott Residences Reston just sold for $10.25 million, setting a new all-time record for a condo in Virginia.

Read the full story here: https://www.bizjournals.com/washington/news/2026/04/28/reston-jw-marriott-condo-sale-record.html

The Details That Stand Out

This wasn’t just any unit.

  • More than 5,700 square feet of interior living space

  • Over 2,000 square feet of outdoor balcony space

  • 360-degree panoramic views of Reston, Tysons, and the Appalachian foothills

  • A final price that nearly doubles the previous Virginia…

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I've helped hundreds of tech professionals relocate to Northern Virginia, and I'll tell you the same thing I tell every single one of them: this region is not one big suburb. It's five completely different real estate markets with five completely different commute realities — and picking the wrong one could cost you 10 hours a week in traffic and thousands of dollars a year in unnecessary rent.

If you're moving here for Amazon HQ2, Booz Allen Hamilton, a federal contractor role, or one of the thousands of tech companies in Fairfax County, this guide is for you. I'm breaking down the best neighborhoods in Northern Virginia for tech workers in 2025 — what you'll pay, what the commute looks like, and who each area is actually the right fit for.

I'm…

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The "Silver Line Effect": Why Northern Virginia Has Changed Forever

For decades, the "commuter calculation" in Northern Virginia was simple: If you wanted a short commute, you paid a premium to live in Arlington or Alexandria. If you wanted a yard and a two-car garage, you moved to Loudoun County and accepted a grueling drive on the Dulles Toll Road.

The completion of the Silver Line Metro completely broke that binary.

Suddenly, "walk-to-metro" didn't just mean a $900,000 condo in Clarendon; it meant a luxury townhome in Ashburn with rooftop amenities and a 5-minute walk to the station. The extension has unlocked Loudoun County to a new class of buyers—hybrid workers who need city access but refuse to compromise on square footage.

But…

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By Chris Colgan

Introduction: Welcome to the "Great Housing Reset"

If you are looking for Fairfax VA homes for sale as we head into 2026, you are entering a market that looks fundamentally different than the frenzied years of the early 2020s. Real estate economists and local experts are calling 2026 the year of the "Great Housing Reset."

For the last three years, buyers and sellers in Northern Virginia have been locked in a stalemate. Sellers held onto low mortgage rates, and buyers battled historically high interest rates and critically low inventory. But the latest data for late 2025 and projections for 2026 suggest the ice is finally breaking.

As of November 2025, we are seeing a distinct shift. The median sold price for the county has…

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By Chris Colgan | Updated for 2026 Market Trends

Everyone thinks you need a million dollars to live in Northern Virginia. If you look at the regional averages, they might be right. But if you look at the opportunities, the data tells a different story.

Zillow can give you a "Zestimate," but it can’t tell you which specific condo complex has the lowest HOA fees or which street is about to pop because of a new commercial flight path.

I’m breaking down the four best value deals in Northern Virginia for 2026. These aren't just "cheap" areas; they are strategic buys where you can still get Metro access, top-rated schools, and legit amenities without torching your budget.

 

At A Glance: 2026 Top Value Picks

 

1. Reston: The…

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Comstock Just Secured 300,000+ Square Feet at Reston Station — And It Signals a New Era for Fairfax County

If you’ve spent any time in Northern Virginia — and I’ve lived here my entire life — you know development around the Metro doesn’t just happen. It snowballs. One major employer moves in, then another, then another. Pretty soon, the entire neighborhood transforms.

Tysons did it. Ballston did it.
Now Reston Station is doing it at a level nobody predicted ten years ago.

This week, developer Comstock took a major step forward by signing more than 300,000 square feet of new office leases at Reston Row, the newest phase of the Reston Station megaproject. For months, Comstock hinted it was negotiating with a major Fortune 500 company. That deal is…

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