Urban living at its finest — Metro-connected, walkable, and steps from DC.
Arlington is the closest Virginia suburb to Washington DC — and it feels like a seamless extension of the capital rather than a suburb. The Rosslyn-Ballston corridor running along the Orange Line is one of the most dynamic urban districts in the Mid-Atlantic, packed with award-winning restaurants, rooftop bars, boutique shops, and gleaming new residential towers.
But Arlington is more than its trendy corridor. Neighborhoods like Lyon Village, Ashton Heights, and Waverly Hills offer quiet, tree-canopied streets of craftsman bungalows and colonials — the kind of blocks where everyone knows each other but you're still 10 minutes from the National Mall. This balance between urban access and neighborhood charm is what makes Arlington so consistently competitive.
With among the highest-rated schools in Northern Virginia, one of the region's lowest crime rates, and direct Metro access to downtown DC via three lines, Arlington continues to attract young professionals, growing families, and everyone in between. Demand routinely outpaces supply here — which means buyers need to move fast and with the right guidance.
Current snapshot of the Arlington real estate market — live data from Altos Research, refreshed every week.
School assignments vary by address. Always verify current boundaries with the school district before purchasing.
💡 Pro tip: School boundaries can change. Always verify your specific address's school assignment with Arlington Public Schools.
Arlington is one of the most livable urban counties in the US, offering Metro access, top-rated schools, dense dining and nightlife, and proximity to DC and the Pentagon.
Single-family homes in Arlington typically range from $900,000 to $2M. Condos in Rosslyn and Ballston start around $400,000, while luxury units exceed $1.5M.
Popular neighborhoods include Clarendon, Ballston, Rosslyn, Lyon Village, Ashton Heights, Aurora Hills, and Cherrydale, each offering distinct character and walkability.
Arlington Public Schools are among Virginia's highest-rated, with Yorktown, Washington-Liberty, and Wakefield high schools known for strong IB and AP programs.
Most of Arlington sits directly on the Orange, Blue, Silver, and Yellow Metro lines. Commutes to downtown DC range from 5 to 20 minutes by rail.
Arlington offers everything from pre-war brick colonials and Craftsman bungalows to modern condos, townhomes, and newly built infill single-family homes.
Arlington is a highly competitive seller's market. Low inventory and strong demand from federal workers and tech employees mean homes often sell above asking price.
Arlington is home to the Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, Amazon HQ2, Reagan National Airport, and the vibrant Rosslyn-Ballston retail corridor.
Arlington's real estate tax rate is approximately $1.013 per $100 of assessed value, making it competitive with other Northern Virginia jurisdictions.
Buyers choose Arlington for its Metro convenience, walkable corridors, employment density, top schools, and strong long-term appreciation in home values.
Arlington moves fast. Whether you're buying your first home here or selling to upgrade, I'll help you navigate one of the region's most competitive markets with confidence.
Clarendon, Ballston, and Shirlington each offer a distinct dining and nightlife scene — there's always something new to discover.
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