New Homes in Gainesville Virginia (VA)
Gainesville VA New Homes, Townhomes & Condos for Sale
New Homes in Gainesville and Bristow, Va are located approximately 35 miles west of Washington D.C. and 25 miles from Dulles International Airport, near the intersection of I-66 and Lee Highway (Route 29). Residents enjoy direct access to the Capital Beltway making the area an attractive housing alternative for those employed in and around Washington D.C. In fact, the region is now one of the nation's fastest growing, most dynamic new home building markets.
Rich in history, western Prince William County is just a few miles west of Manassas Battlefield Park, site of the Civil War's first battle. Originally located at the junction of the Manassas Gap Railroad and the Fauquier-Alexandria Turnpike, Gainesville, Virginia was a changing point for stagecoach horses named after Thomas Gaines, the town's first postmaster.
In the 1940's, Gainesville was merely a gas station, a few houses and stores. Through the 1970's, it was a metal manufacturing center and a cattle shipping hub. In the 1980's and 1990's, Centreville, VA was known as the Interstate corridor's new home market value. Today, urban sprawl has turned several miles westward to Gainesville, Haymarket and Bristow. These boom towns's are bustling with new businesses, housing developments, gas stations and restaurants. In 2002, Prince William County addressed traffic congestion and approved major expansion plans for I-66 and Route 29.
Home to thousands of new residents and an impressive array of current and projected housing developments, Gainesville, Bristow and Haymarket real estate now compete with one of America's strongest new home markets, Loudoun County's Ashburn and Leesburg, Virginia. New home prices in Prince William County are generally more reasonable. Prince William County's home costs have dramatically declined until 2011 spurring a flurry of home purchasing for single family homes and townhomes under $400,000. Reduced new home prices in recently built home communities such as Lake Manassas, Piedmont, Dominion Valley Country Club and Virginia Oaks offer value oriented golf enthusiasts a variety of championship courses. Braemar and award winning Victory Lakes make the region a favorite with families seeking planned urban developments flush with sporting facilities.
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Gainesville, Virginia Microdemographics Census Summary Census Detail |
Gainesville, Virginia Taxes $1.31 per $100 of assessed value Comparative County Tax Rates Property Assessments |
| Gainesville, Virginia Schools Prince William County Schools Virginia Dept. of Education |
Gainesville, Virginia Newspapers
Prince William Times The Journal Newspaper Online Times-Community Newspaper Washington Business Journal |
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Gainesville, Virginia Links Gainesville Official Website Prince William County Official Website Prince William County Portal Prince William County Convention's Bureau Prince William County Chamber of Commerce The Gainesville Citizen Forum |
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