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Housing Data and Statistics

NVAR partners with George Mason University to bring local housing data to its members.

Local Market Data at Your Fingertips

The Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® reports on home sales activity for Fairfax and Arlington counties; the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Falls Church; and the towns of Vienna, Herndon, and Clifton with data provided by George Mason University's Center for Regional Analysis and Bright MLS.

NVAR releases monthly market statistics to deliver local market data for the cities and counties in the NVAR region. Every month, we issue a press release, infographic, and video that you can share and include in your client presentations.

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2025 NVAR Regional Housing Market Forecast 

Each year, the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors® (NVAR), in conjunction with the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University (GMU-CRA), issues a consensus forecast for the NVAR region’s housing market.

2023 Housing Economic Impact Report

In 2023, the residential real estate industry located in the NVAR service area sparked $17 billion in local economic activity and supported over 88,400 jobs, paying almost $6.5 billion in labor earnings.

 


An Update on the DC-Area Housing Market

There have been "reports" on social media that there has been a surge of new listing activity in the Washington DC area housing market, which some are pointing to as evidence of an exodus of federal employees from the region. Facts do not support these "reports."

Based on Bright MLS data through February 16, we are not seeing a significantly different pattern in the DC area that would suggest listing activity associated with changes within the federal government workforce. Listing activity in the first two weeks of February is virtually unchanged from a year ago.

In Arlington, Virginia, there were 110 new listings in the first part of February this year compared to 112 new listings during the same period in 2024. The pattern is similar in the broader DC region, and throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Our partners at Bright MLS have the data and are sharing a new blog post.

Don’t believe the hype you might be hearing on social media. Get the facts! Work with a Realtor®! Read the Bright MLS blog here.

Monthly Market Statistics

Market Statistics: June, 2019

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Click Here to View the June 2019 Home Sales Report

View Full June Press Release Here

June 2019 Regional Home Sales Compared to June 2018: Northern Virginia
Data as of July 6, 2019

A total of 2,335 homes sold in June 2019, a decrease of 9.53 percent below June 2018 home sales of 2,581.

Active listings decreased this month compared with 2018. Listings were down by about 27 percent below last year, with 2,880 active listings in June, compared with 3,946 homes available in June 2018. The average DOM for homes in June was 31 days, a decrease of 32.61 percent compared to the 46 DOM for homes in June 2018.

The average home sale price rose by 5 percent compared with last June, to $632,016. The June 2018 average price was $601,928.

The median sold price of homes this June, which was $565,155, rose by 3.13 percent compared to the median price of $548,000 in June 2018.

View Full June Press Release Here

Market Statistics (Sales)
Market Statistics (Rentals)

    Northern Virginia Quarterly Rental Statistics are available as PDF documents.

    Find more information here.

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