VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE is experiencing a strong buyer's market. The time to buy is now and there are some very good buying opportunities on the market.

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Alexandria City - Known to residents as "Old Town", Alexandria real estate is just minutes to Washington, D.C., Reagan National Airport, Rosslyn business district and the Washington Beltway. The City of Alexandria is known for it's upscale shopping, fine restaurants and ambiance. Historic homes range from semi-luxury to luxury. Just 10 minutes from down town Washington, D.C.  Alexandria is a favorite location for luxury condos and historic town homes walking distance from the water front on the Potomac River.

Caroline County, Virginia is growing because, while it is considered out of convenient commuting range for jobs in Washington, D.C., with the tremendous growth of jobs in Northern Virginia, buyers are going farther out to buy homes in Caroline, Clarke, Culpeper counties.  Country side is lovely and homes are affordable.  Homes with acreage area popular and estate homes are located throughout. 

Clarke County, Virginia real estate is a very popular market for new home buyers looking for home priced lower than new homes in Loudoun County. Many of the same builders popular in Prince William County and Loudoun County have found home buyers in Clarke County that work in Loudoun County or other areas of Northern Virginia. Average prices for newer homes in Clarke County are approximately $600,000, compared with approximately $850,000 in neighboring Loudoun County.  Just another 15 minutes out Route 7 West and you can save $200,000 on the purchase of a new home in Clark County. 

Culpeper County, Virginia has always been popular with families looking for acreage. Located in the foothills of The Blue Ridge Mountain Range, Culpeper real estate is charming with small farms and small towns. Prices are reasonable for newer homes, in the $450,000 range and affordable for many families with employment in Northern Virginia.  Wonderful views of the mountain range to the west and the classic "estate homes" in the Virginia countryside are what make Culpeper popular with home buyers in Northern Virginia

Fairfax County, Virginia offers a variety of styles and prices to home buyers. From the luxury community of McLean with an average price range of over $3,000,000, to the county average of $1,500,000. Fairfax is commutable to Washington, D.C. by automobile and METRO. Fairfax County home buyers also buy in Fairfax because of the highly ranked public school system. Popular areas in Fairfax County are Centreville for good prices and Great Falls, Vienna, McLean for luxury homes and acreage in Great Falls.  Luxurious homes throughout the County of Fairfax.  Estate homes, luxury homes with acreage in Great Falls, luxury homes in McLean, Vienna and homes with acreage in Oakton make Fairfax County the first stop for luxury home buyers in Northern Virginia.  Top ranked public schools in Fairfax County.

Falls Church is an incorporated city within Fairfax County. Bordering Arlington County, Falls Church is popular with Washington, D.C. commuters who enjoy the convenience of METRO. Falls Church also offers highly ranked public schools.  Wonderful classic brick Colonial homes walking distance to METRO.

Fauquier County, Virginia is a lovely area popular with home buyers who want just a bit lower price than that offered in Prince William County which has escalated dramatically in the past few years. Warrenton, the largest city is appealing to families buying newer homes with an average price range lower than Prince William County. Drive a bit farther and buy a bit more for your money.  Fauquier offers lovely estate lots and luxury homes priced better than Prince William and Fairfax County real estate. 

King George County, Virginia is popular with the newly expanded Dahlgren military base. Prices in King George County are still low compared to Stafford and other more northern counties. With an average price of $450,000 for newer single family homes, the King George County real estate market is growing.  Value is the word for King George County home.  New construction under $300,000 is here and convenient to PAX River Naval Station and Manassas Virginia.

Loudoun County, Virginia, which for the past 7 years has been the fastest growing county in the United States, is still growing and appealing to home buyers along the Dulles Corridor. Loudoun County Public Schools also make this a popular location for families with children. Ashburn, Leesburg and South Riding have been popular with home builders for about 10 years due to the popularity of the location and public schools. More recently an area of growth for Loudoun County has been west of Leesburg such as Purcellville and Lovettsville where Loudoun County real estate offers larger lots or acreage. Five acres minimum to have one or more horses in Loudoun County.  Loudoun County real estate has everything.  Prices are far better than Fairfax.  Dulles Internation Airport is convenient to all.  Homes are priced right for new and resale home buyers in Loudoun County.  Best buy??  Lovettsville homes are priced right and convenient to Leesburg, MARC Train in Brunswick.  Minutes from the  Dulles Greenway to Fairfax. 

Prince William County, Virginia has always appealed to families that didn't want to pay the prices for homes in Fairfax County. Lately, Prince William appeals with families working in the area. Dynamic growth in employment opportunities in Northern Virginia have made Prince William a very good investment and popular with civilian and military home buyers working in Quantico and Ft. Belvoir. An average price of approximately $550,000 for newer homes in Prince William County is very appealing. Most popular locations for newer homes are Manassas, Bristow in the west and Woodbridge in the east. Prince William has two Virginia Railway Express, VRE routes.  Popular with Ft. Belvoir military and commuting to DC just got better with the improvement of Route 95.  Western Prince William County offers wonderful value for new home in Bristow, Haymarket and Gainesville. 

Spotsylvania County, Virginia real estate is primarily located in Fredericksburg. Part of Fredericksburg is located in Stafford County. Prices for newer homes in Fredericksburg bring home buyers to the area. The commute by Virginia Railway Express, VRE, to Washington, D.C. is 1 hour and 15 minutes. With an average price for newer homes of $450,000, the area is very popular with moderate priced buyers.  Priced right and the Virginia Railway Express takes commuters to work fast.

Stafford County, Virginia is the most dynamic and fast-growing area in the eastern part of Northern Virginia along the Route 95 corridor. VRE makes this a popular location for employees commuting to Washington, D.C., Reagan National Airport and the Pentagon. With an average price of $535,000 for newer homes, Stafford County real estate is very much in demand and growing. Lovely, convenient Stafford County where prices are right and new home opportunities are throughout.

Homes like this are available in the Loudoun County countryside offered in the $1,000,000 price range. Lots with acreage, many with mountain views, new or resale homes and wonderful opportunities for new construction are available.

House in Lovettsville - $1,000,000 range. Homes like the above are available throughout Western Loudoun County in the $700,000 to $1,300,000 price range. 4-5 Bedrooms, 3-4 Full Baths, Family Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Gourmet Kitchen, Large Owner's Garden Bath, Deck, 3 Car Garage. All on 1.6 acre lot with room for play.