Fairfax County
Moving to Tysons, VA
Northern Virginia's urban downtown
Living in Tysons, Virginia
Tysons, Virginia is being transformed from a 1980s edge city into Northern Virginia's true urban downtown. With four Silver Line Metro stations, two regional super-malls (Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria), and rapidly rising luxury high-rise inventory at The Boro and Scotts Run, Tysons is the densest, most walkable submarket outside the Beltway.
Tysons quick stats
- Median price: $725,000
- Population: 27,000
- Commute: 25 min to D.C.
Why buyers choose Tysons
Four Metro Stations
Tysons, Greensboro, Spring Hill, and McLean stations on the Silver Line.
High-Rise Living
Luxury condos at The Boro, Verse, Ovation, and Adaire.
Two Super-Malls
Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria anchor the retail scene.
Walkable Urbanism
Newly built sidewalks, plazas, and bike lanes throughout the central business district.
Major Employers
Capital One, MITRE, Hilton, and Booz Allen Hamilton headquarters.
Popular neighborhoods
- The Boro
- Scotts Run
- Westpark
- Old Courthouse
- Pimmit Hills
Top-rated schools
- McLean High School
- Marshall High School
- Spring Hill Elementary
- Westgate Elementary
Tysons real estate FAQs
What is the median home price in Tysons, VA?
Tysons' median home price is approximately $725,000, dominated by new and recent high-rise condo construction ranging from the $400Ks to over $3M for penthouses.
Is Tysons a good place to live without a car?
Increasingly yes. The four Silver Line stations, Capital Bikeshare, and the newly built grid of sidewalks and bike lanes make car-light living realistic, especially around The Boro and Greensboro.
Which schools serve Tysons?
Tysons addresses feed primarily into McLean High School and Marshall High School — both top Fairfax County pyramids.
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