Arlington County
Moving to Arlington, VA
Urban vibrancy meets suburban comfort
Living in Arlington, Virginia
Arlington, Virginia is one of the most sought-after real estate markets in the D.C. metro area. With direct Metro access on the Orange, Silver, and Blue lines, top-rated Arlington Public Schools, and walkable neighborhoods like Clarendon, Ballston, and Rosslyn, Arlington offers urban convenience with strong long-term home value appreciation.
Arlington quick stats
- Median price: $750,000
- Population: 238,000
- Commute: 15 min to D.C.
Why buyers choose Arlington
Metro Access
Orange, Silver, and Blue lines connect every major neighborhood to D.C. in under 20 minutes.
Top Schools
Arlington Public Schools consistently rank among the best in Virginia.
Walkable Hubs
Clarendon and Ballston offer dining, nightlife, and shopping within blocks of home.
Parks & Trails
67+ miles of trails and over 100 parks across the county.
Strong Appreciation
Property values have outpaced the regional average for over a decade.
Popular neighborhoods
- Clarendon
- Ballston
- Rosslyn
- Courthouse
- Lyon Village
- Cherrydale
Top-rated schools
- Yorktown High School
- Washington-Liberty High School
- Wakefield High School
- H-B Woodlawn
Arlington real estate FAQs
What is the median home price in Arlington, VA?
The median home price in Arlington is approximately $750,000, though prices vary widely by neighborhood, from condos in Rosslyn starting around $400K to single-family homes in Lyon Village above $1.5M.
Is Arlington a good place to buy a home?
Yes. Arlington combines strong schools, Metro access, low unemployment, and consistent property appreciation, making it one of the most resilient real estate markets in Northern Virginia.
What are property taxes in Arlington County?
Arlington County's real estate tax rate is approximately $1.013 per $100 of assessed value for 2024 — among the lower rates in Northern Virginia.
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