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Fairfax County, VA as distinguished between Fairfax City (an independently governed jurisdiction), is located in the eastern part of Virginia just west and southwest of Washington D.C.

Fairfax is Virginia’s most populated county with one million residents and the third largest jurisdiction in the Washington metropolitan region. The county has an estimated 4,000 technology companies among the area’s 24,000 businesses and trade associations boasting one of America’s most diverse economies. Ranked as one of the nation’s largest suburban office markets, it is headquarters for several Fortune 500 companies: General Dynamics, Freddie Mac, Sallie Mae, Capital One Financial and the Mid-Atlantic headquarters of Microsoft. Fairfax was the first in the nation to break the $90,000 median family income bracket and is statistically considered to be America’s wealthiest county. Fairfax boasts a first rate public school system and has nearly 30,000 acres of parkland.

Discerning between a Fairfax mailing address, Fairfax City and Fairfax County with its many towns and districts can be misleading. The City of Fairfax and Fairfax County are completely independent of each other, different government services, tax rates and elected officials. The Commonwealth of Virginia recognizes cities as separate from any surrounding geographic regions. Fairfax zip code mailing addresses include: Fairfax City, Fair Lakes, Fair Oaks and the immediate surrounding areas. The Fair Lakes and Fair Oaks regions are not within the Fairfax City jurisdiction; they are governed by Fairfax County. The new home market in this region is extensive with a wide variety of prices and home styles available.

New condos in Fairfax, VA start from the low $200’s for condominium conversions at Penderbrook Square. New townhomes start from the low $500's by Eakin Youngentob at Centerpointe and new luxury single family homes in Fairfax range from the low $600’s by the Christopher Companies at Chandler's Grove. Houses priced over one million are built by Keystone, Blackstone, Richmond American, Winchester Homes and a few custom luxury homebuilders.

Homebuyers searching for central Fairfax, Virginia new home communities priced at county averages will likely find their home with approximately 25 Fairfax new home developments for sale.

For 2008, one of the best selling new townhomes in Fairfax, VA is Kendall Square by Stanley Martin Homes near the Vienna Metro. These well built luxury townhouses are a "must see" for new homebuyers seaching for high quality construction conveniently located near mass transit. With the high cost of fuel, new homes in Fairfax, Va near a Metro and less congested road networks are likely to appreciate better than new home communities in Fairfax County located in less accessible locations. Kendall Square is priced from $532,990

Fairfax, Virginia Demographics
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Distance to D.C. 18 miles
Population (County) 998,000
Square miles (Town) 6
Median Income $70,000
Median Family Income $80,000
Median Age 37
Married Households 56%
Households w/Family 23%
High School Graduates 89%
College Graduates 45%
Graduate degrees 21%
Single Family Homes 54%
Town Homes 18%
Condo/Multifamily 37%

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*Above referenced data is believed to be reasonably accurate. Due to the dynamics of demographic data, subdivision development and price changes, data accuracy may vary within a reasonable margin of error.

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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.

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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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