Fairfax County and Tysons Corner Stats

July 28th, 2010 Jeff Wu Posted in Buyers, First-time Homebuyer, Neighborhood Information, Uncategorized, real estate, real estate information, real estate news No Comments »

The in heart of FairFax County lies Tysons Corner. It is Virginia’s largest office market and one of the leading business centers in the nation with 26.3 million square feet of office space. Office buildings are typically mid-rise or high-rise in design. There are a few smaller structures and townhouse office condos around the periphery of the submarket. The largest business parks are Tysons II, West*Gate, West*Park and Westwood Corporate Center.

Fairfax County’s 1 million citizens are diverse and well-educated.

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Fairfax County and the Washington metropolitan area boast a broad variety of homes, locations and prices. Housing is available for individuals seeking an urban, suburban, small town or country feel. High-rise apartments, condominiums, single family homes and townhouses are plentiful.

Fairfax County’s major residential communities offer a broad spectrum of choices for the home-buyer or renter. The Northern Virginia Association of Realtors maintains a list of agents in northern Virginia. Real Estate assessment information for homes is available by address or tax map reference number on the Fairfax County Government Web site.

Median Sales Price of New and Existing Homes (JANUARY – OCTOBER)
Type New Existing
Single Family Units $935,000 $545,000
Townhouse Units $527,000 $347,000
Condominium Units $255,000 $255,000
Source: Fairfax County Department of Management and Budget, Economic Indicatiors

 

Average Monthly Rents in Apartment Complexes
Efficiency $894
One bedroom $1,093
Two bedrooms $1,306
Three bedrooms $1,526
All units $1,247
Source: Fairfax County Department of Systems Management and Human Services

Metro Area Housing Affordability

Metropolitan Area Median Sales Price — Single Family Homes
San Francisco $615,700
New York City $525,900
Los Angeles $391,400
San Diego $377,300
Boston $373,400
Boston $450,000
Washington, D.C. $332,300

 

*County states provided by Fairfax County Economic Development      Authorityhttp://www.fairfaxcountyeda.org/demographics

For additional information regarding Fairfax County history and facts, contact

Jeff Wu
Century 21, New Millenium
571-248-1110
240-994-7938
Jeff@AgentKnowsHomes.com
www.AgentKnowsHomes.com

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Tysons Corner Construction Photo Blog

June 22nd, 2010 Jeff Wu Posted in Buyers, Neighborhood Information, Uncategorized, real estate information, real estate news No Comments »

 Progress as of June 21, 2010

Tysons Area Construction

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Courtesy of Jeff Wu

Neighborhood Specialist

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Impressive October Real Estate Sales Show Signs of Recovery

November 23rd, 2009 lheraty Posted in real estate news Comments Off

Real Estate data indicates that the overall housing market is slowly improving

Price declines are getting smaller, sales volume is getting larger and the overall real estate market appears to be mending.  October sales were up for pre-existing home sales, 23.5% up compared with October of 2008.  Homes sales for October were predicted to be 5.70 million, but the sales volume turned out to be 6.1 million.

Encouraging words are being spoken about real estate by NAR’s chief economist who stated that, “Existing home sales have already bottomed. Home prices are almost there. We are seeing less of a decline in house values.”

Approximately one third of home sales in October were made by first time home buyers taking advantage of the first time home buyer tax credit.  The median home price fell 7.1%, still affected by distressed properties which accounted for 30% of October’s home sales .

In addition, inventory of homes for sale has dropped slightly, indicating that the housing market is indeed recovering slowly.  Tax incentives, low mortgage rates and decreasing home values continue to make their mark, helping real estate sales to increase.  The housing market’s recovery will hopefully seep into the minds of consumers, giving a bit of peace and spurring on recovery in other sectors.

Click here for a Yahoo Real Estate article about real estate sales.

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