In March 2010 there were 18 condos sold in the Tysons Corner Real Estate Market.  The most of those were in Park Crest, the luxusious new Tysons Corner condominium that is right next door to the (also new) Harris Teeter Grocery, and not far from Tysons Corner Galleria Mall.  Park Crest had 9 of the 18 sales.  That is amazing for a community that was close to 80% sold out before breaking ground then had about half of those people walk away from their deposits when the market turned leaving them in the 40% sold range.  They’ve definately come a good ways from that bottoming out point.  I’m sure it helps that they’re on the FHA approved list now, and of course the drop in their asking prices doesn’t hurt either.  Either way, their luxury and style fits right in with the energy in Tysons Corner.

The rest of the sales of Tysons Corner Condos in March 2010 occured in: Fountains at McLean (3), Gates of McLean, Lillian Court (2), and the Rotonda (3).

Sales ranged as low as $205,000 in the Fountains for a 1 bedroom, to as high as $745,200 for a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Tysons Corner home.

The non Park Crest Condos (data not tracked for new home days on market) were on the market an average of 54 days. 

Of all the tysons corner condos sold there was an average of $4,300 in subsidy from the seller to the buyer.

3 of the 18 tysons corner condos sold were listed as potential short sales.

0 of the condos, none, of the tysons corner real estate we’re referring to above was listed as bank owned or foreclosure.

The sold vs. list ratio of the properties was 99.5%, while the net sold vs. list ratio was 98.5%.

See all the Tysons Corner Condos sold in March 2010 in the chart below.

Tysons Corner Condos Sold in March 2010

Today, 2/26/10, there are 35 properties for sale in the Tysons Corner area (McLean 22102 zip code + Vienna 22182 zip code) in the price range from $300,000 to $600,000. 

Quick Facts

- 19 are Condos, 8 are townhomes, and 8 are detached single family homes

- Communities with properties for sale in Tysons Corner Area in the price range $300,000 to $600,000 = Courthouse Station (2), Dunn Loring Garden, Eudora, Fountains at McLean, Hahn Property (2), Hallcrest Heights (2), Lillian Court (2), Madrillon Springs, Martin, Park Crest (only 2 listed), Regency at McLean (5), Rotonda (7), Spring Lake (2), Sunnybrook, The Colonies (2), The Trails, Tysons Townes, and Tysons Woods

- Distressed Properties (5 of 35 total properties) = 1 is a bank owned property, and 4 are listed as potential short sales.

Tysons Corner available real estate $300,000-$600,000

data from MRIS

Liallian Court a community in the Heart of Tysons Corner

2 properties were sold at the Tysons Corner condo community, located next to the Tysons Galleria Mall, known as Lillian Court.  The first was a townhome style two level property with two bedrooms and two and a half baths, for a total of 1282 square feet.  This home sold for $405,000.  The second home sold in September was also a two bedroom, but this time it was a more traditional style condo on one level.  This property had 1114 square feet and was a Jacyln model.  This Lillian Court home sold for $385,000.  Neither sale had any seller subsidy to the buyer.  These 2 properties sold in an average of 57 days on the market, and an average of approximately $330 per square foot.

This compares farely well for last year, when there was only one sold property in the same month (September 2008) in Lillian Court.  It was also a townhome style 2br with 1282 square feet.  It sold for approximately $335 per square feet in 183 days on the market.  So given this comparison, however small the data sampling, the pace of the market is picking up even if the prices aren’t above last years (though they’re not too far off).

Right now in Lillian Court there are 4 properties under contract.  One is a two bedroom one bathroom style condo, that many would call a one bedroom with a den.  Two others are one bedrooms.  And the fourth is a townhome, 2 level, style two bedroom.  Of these same four properties, 3 seem to be normal sales, and one is a short sale.  There are no bank owned properties to speak of.

Currently there are 3 properties available for sale at Lillian Court.  Two of those are two bedroom one bathroom style properties.  The third is a two bedroom on two levels, non town home style.  This is one of a few condos that is on the top two floors of the building and has some very appealing high ceilings in the living room.  Of these three on the market right now at Lillian Court, none claim to be in any form of a distress sale type situation.