Fairfax County
Moving to Fairfax County, VA
Family-friendly with room to grow
Living in Fairfax County, Virginia
Fairfax County is the largest jurisdiction in Northern Virginia and home to some of the nation's highest-rated public schools. From the high-rise condos of Tysons Corner to the executive estates of Great Falls and McLean, Fairfax County offers an enormous range of housing options for every budget and lifestyle.
Fairfax County quick stats
- Median price: $650,000
- Population: 1.15M
- Commute: 25–40 min to D.C.
Why buyers choose Fairfax County
Nationally-Ranked Schools
Fairfax County Public Schools include Thomas Jefferson HSST — consistently a top-3 U.S. high school.
Tysons Corner
Metro Silver Line, major employers, and one of the largest retail hubs on the East Coast.
Diverse Housing Stock
From $300K condos to $5M+ estates in Great Falls and McLean.
Parks & Recreation
23,000+ acres of parkland, lakes, and trails.
Strong Resale Value
Consistent buyer demand and excellent schools drive long-term appreciation.
Popular neighborhoods
- McLean
- Vienna
- Reston
- Herndon
- Burke
- Great Falls
- Falls Church
- Tysons
- Centreville
Top-rated schools
- Thomas Jefferson HSST
- Langley High School
- McLean High School
- Oakton High School
- Madison High School
Fairfax County real estate FAQs
What is the median home price in Fairfax County?
The Fairfax County median home price is approximately $650,000, ranging from $300K condos in Herndon to multi-million dollar estates in McLean and Great Falls.
What is the property tax rate in Fairfax County?
Fairfax County's real estate tax rate is $1.110 per $100 of assessed value for 2024. A $650,000 home would have an annual tax bill of approximately $7,215.
Which Fairfax County schools are the highest-rated?
Thomas Jefferson HSST is consistently ranked among the top public high schools in the U.S. Langley, McLean, Madison, and Oakton High Schools also score in the top tier statewide.
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