Most Expensive Cities in Virginia

Cities ranked by highest median home values. 50 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Most Expensive Cities 50

1 Falls Church
$1,055,600
2 Arlington
$895,000
3 Leesburg
$743,800
4 Ashburn
$743,800
5 Sterling
$743,800
6 South Riding
$743,800
7 Broadlands
$743,800
8 Sugarland Run
$743,800
9 Lowes Island
$743,800
10 Countryside
$743,800
11 Alexandria
$735,100
12 Centreville
$732,800
13 Reston
$732,800
14 McLean
$732,800
15 Burke
$732,800
16 Annandale
$732,800
17 Oakton
$732,800
18 Oak Hill
$732,800
19 Springfield
$732,800
20 West Falls Church
$732,800
21 Herndon
$732,800
22 Baileys Crossroads
$732,800
23 Chantilly
$732,800
24 Lincolnia
$732,800
25 West Springfield
$732,800
26 Woodlawn
$732,800
27 Rose Hill
$732,800
28 Tysons
$732,800
29 Lorton
$732,800
30 Franconia
$732,800
31 Idylwood
$732,800
32 Vienna
$732,800
33 Wolf Trap
$732,800
34 Fort Hunt
$732,800
35 Hybla Valley
$732,800
36 Great Falls
$732,800
37 Merrifield
$732,800
38 Groveton
$732,800
39 Kings Park West
$732,800
40 Newington
$732,800
41 Mount Vernon
$732,800
42 Fairfax Station
$732,800
43 Dranesville
$732,800
44 Huntington
$732,800
45 Fairfax
$722,600
46 Dale City
$530,100
47 Lake Ridge
$530,100
48 Linton Hall
$530,100
49 Montclair
$530,100
50 Buckhall
$530,100

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).