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New Homes For Sale in Alexandria, VA - Virginia Real Estate, Condominiums, Townhomes, Condos, Home Builders

Builders Realty Council is dedicated to representing new home buyers in Alexandria, Virginia. From search to settlement, unbiased independent counsel is provided for consumers interested in building new single family, townhome or condominium homes in the following areas:

Alexandria

Cameron Station  

Lincolnia

Arlington

Delray

Old Town

Beverly Hills

Jefferson Park

Rosemont

The Council offers a "behind the scenes" look at the local homebuilding industry assisting clients to locate, negotiate, build, inspect and settle their new homes. Brokerage Services are Free of Charge and can save thousands with special offers and 1% Cash Back* in cooperation with JD Power and Associates award winning First Horizon Home Loans.


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Alexandria, Virginia has always been a great place to invest in housing. From 225 year old colonial townhomes in Old Town to the eclectic neighborhoods of Rosemont and Del Ray including new homes in Cameron Station, real estate appreciation in Alexandria has always been

one of the strongest in the Washington metropolitan area. New single family homes, townhomes and condominiums in Old Town Alexandria are a rarity. Built from time to time pending availability of infill sites, they usually command lofty premiums. Despite the higher cost of living in Old Town, the reminiscence of 18th century colonial architecture with its boutiques, cafes and Potomac River views, makes this location a residential favorite. Best of all, it is located just a few miles south of Washington D.C.

Alexandria is one of America’s first townships and one of the metropolitan areas most sought after residential communities, second only to the District's Georgetown. The Old Town lifestyle is more peaceful and reserved than Georgetown's "hustle bustle" pace. Be prepared for "sticker shock" in either location as prices are


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high relative to the immediate surrounding areas. Some homes are worth well over one million dollars while contiguous small townhomes in disrepair may be in the $575,000 range. Old Town, Alexandria with its 250 year history is a great American colonial town ranked one of the top Big Cities for Doing Business, one of the Best Cities for Career Women and has also received the coveted League of Cities Innovation Award for Outstanding Community Building. Despite the high demand for new homes in this area, opportunities are very limited propelling resale property valuations while boosting new homebuilding activity down interstate I-95.

In the appreciation arena, Alexandria’s investment prize has gone to those who have invested in the 22314 zip code. This parcel extends from Old Town to the area nested between the Metro rails and the Potomac River including the eastern Duke Street region. The 165 acre Cameron Station community developed by Greenvest in cooperation with several residential building companies has been a new home sales bonanza from 2000 to 2008. Cameron Station is beautifully developed with the classic architectural styles of the 18th and 19th centuries creating the ambiance of a quaint colonial neighborhood in a parklike setting convenient to Metrorail.


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Considering the limited supply and higher prices of new and resale homes in Alexandria, new home construction has boomed southward beyond Springfield and Woodbridge. As one ventures south on Interstate 95, affordable new homes on larger homesites are available in good supply. The new (Virginia Railway Express)

with its direct train access to Washington, offers Prince William County residents a welcome relief. Builders’ Realty Council advises new homebuyers choosing to live near Old Town Alexandria to consider researching both new homes and resale properties in this location.

For those stymied by Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax housing costs, attractive new homebuilding values abound all the way down to Fredericksburg, Virginia. Prince William County real estate investments were appreciating better than many other areas near our nation’s capital, but have moderated due to greater foreclosure activity the area has been experiencing in 2008. However, the opportunity to build a large new home on a nice size homesite at a more reasonable price is available for those who invest in new homes in Prince William County.

Alexandria Virginia, on average (excluding Old Town Alexandria) is less expensive than neighboring Arlington where land is at even more of a premium. Arlington real estate investments as a market whole have held their value better than any other region in the Washington DC Metropolitan housing arena.

New home prices in Alexanderia,Va base averages for condominiums, townhomes and single family homes in 2008 are as follows: Condos average $375,000, townhomes average $675,000 and one can expect to be in the $850,000 to over the one million dollar range for new single family homes. The least expensive condominium is approximately $200,000 by Kettler at Huntington Station, the most expensive are single family homes over two million dollars by Craftmark at Oak Grove.

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Areas of interest:

Alexandria, Virginia
Arlington, Virginia
Beverly Hills, Virginia
Cameron Station, Virginia
Delray, Virginia
Jefferson Park, Virginia
Lincolnia, Virginia
Old Town, Virginia
Rosemont, Virginia


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*1% CASH BACK/credit available in Virginia and Maryland with BRC builder cooperatives and designated loan officers at George Mason Mortgage Corporation. 1% base price credit is calculated with a 3/8th point loan amount lender credit and additional 5/8% BRC purchase credit based on one percent of the base price of Virginia or Maryland new homes for sale. Program available with designated individual loan officers only. The Council's consumer programs are subject to individual builder cooperative policies and procedures. Contact your BRC state licensed representative prior to visiting new home communities for housing special offers and 1% cash back eligibility. Builders may, at their sole discretion, disqualify your right to compensatory representation for not registering your buyer-agent on your first visit to each builders community. Council brokerage services are commission subsidized by Virginia and Maryland house building corporations and are free of charge to buyers; however,lenders do charge mortgage fees. BRC offerings are available to BRC clients only and are not available to those currently under buyer-broker contracts with Realtors. BRC's buyer-agents assist clients interested in working with highly qualified state licensed builder specialists in the Washington DC area to locate Northern Virginia real estate, Maryland real estate, homebuilders and newly built homes. Builders' Realty Council only represents homebuyers interested in owning brand new residential housing/construction in the Washington DC metropolitan area searching for builders and communities of single family houses, townhomes, condominiums and new construction in Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, Montgomery, Anne Arundel and Prince Georges counties. Information about Schools and is available including SAT scores. Houses for sale are abundent in Fairfax, Ashburn, Leesburg, Haymarket and Gainesville. The Virginia and Maryland real estate market is one of the strongest in The United States-USA. There are thousands of Northern VA homes for sale, townhomes for sale and new condominiums for sale. Fairfax homes, townhouses, condos are often more expensive than Loudoun County single family houses, town homes and condos. Fairfax housing, including apartments is more costly on average than Loudoun County houses or Prince William Virginia homes. The largest new house communities are: Brambleton-Loudoun,Va (Ashburn)Lansdowne in Loudoun(Leesburg) Dominion Valley, Victory Lakes, Vint Hill and Braemar in Prince William County, VA as well as South Riding by Toll Brothers in Loudon County. Stone Ridge, Beacon Hill, Broadlands and Belmont CountryClub are popular housing developments. These communities are near many fine private, public, elementary and high schools located in both VA and MD near new single family homes, townhomes and condominiums with daycare and childcare centers nearby. New homes in Fairfax County VA are generally more expensive than new homes in Loudoun County Virginia or Prince William County Virginia. New housing in Montgomery County Maryland is generally more expensive than homes in Anne Arundel or Prince Georges County MD. Washington DC real estate prices have been rising quickly as well, particularly in 2004. Consult Northern VA real estate agents, Maryland Realtors or Washington DC real estate brokers for professional assistance when investing in residential housing in these regions.

BRC serves as an independent new homes council acting as buyer-agents to research and facilitate the needs of the homebuying general public. BRC is not affiliated with, employed by, or seller representatives for the homebuilders listed on this real estate website.

Northern Virginia Housing Markets Served - VA: ___

Alexandria, Annandale, Arlington, Ashburn, Bristow, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Clifton, Dale City, Dulles, Fairfax, Fairfax City, Falls Church, Gainesville, Great Falls, Hamilton, Haymarket, Herndon, Lakeridge, Leesburg, Lorton, Manassas, McLean, Middleburg, Montclair, Mt. Vernon, Oakton, Occoquan, Purcellville, Quantico, Reston, Round Hill, South Riding, Springfield, Sterling, Vienna, Woodbridge

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Annapolis, Avenel, Beltsville, Bethesda, Bowie, Burtonsville, Clarksburg, Clinton, Colesville, Columbia, Crofton, Damascus, Darnestown, Ellicott City, Ft. Meade, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Greenbelt, Kensington, Kentlands, Landover, Laurel, Laytonsville, Olney, Oxon Hill, Potomac, Rockville, Silver Spring, Upper Marlboro


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