median sold price, Northern Virginia housing market, September 2026, Fairfax, Loudoun, Arlington, Prince William, Alexandria

What Did Homes Sell For in Each Northern Virginia County in September 2026?

Bright MLS showed a median sold price of $750,000 in Loudoun, $749,750 in Fairfax, $700,000 in Arlington, $649,000 in Alexandria, and $579,990 in Prince William.

What Did Homes Sell For in Each Northern Virginia County in September 2026?

What were median sold prices in Northern Virginia in September 2026? Bright MLS showed a median sold price of $750,000 in Loudoun, $749,750 in Fairfax, $700,000 in Arlington, $649,000 in Alexandria, and $579,990 in Prince William.

A "median" is the middle price: half the homes sold for more, and half for less.

The Mike Webb Team (Mike and Claudia Webb, RE/MAX Allegiance) helps homeowners in Arlington, Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC get their homes ready to sell and sold.

What do the numbers say?

Source: Bright MLS (https://www.brightmls.com) Market Statistics Reports, September 2026, residential homes, pulled October 14, 2026.

• Area: Loudoun County; Homes sold: 344; Median sold price: $750,000; Median days on market: 31

• Area: Fairfax County; Homes sold: 902; Median sold price: $749,750; Median days on market: 26

• Area: Arlington County; Homes sold: 174; Median sold price: $700,000; Median days on market: 33

• Area: Alexandria City; Homes sold: 147; Median sold price: $649,000; Median days on market: 28

• Area: Prince William County; Homes sold: 398; Median sold price: $579,990; Median days on market: 30

Why can one month's median jump around?

A median depends on which homes sold. If more condos sell one month, the median drops. If more large houses sell, it rises. Arlington's median sold price was $862,865 in August and $700,000 in September (Bright MLS), mostly because of the mix of homes, not because every home lost value.

Do not read one month as a trend. Look at homes like yours.

What does it mean for sellers?

A county number is only a starting point. Your price should come from recent sales of homes like yours: same type, same area, similar condition.

What does it mean for buyers?

The numbers show what a typical sale looked like. Your budget may buy a very different home depending on the type and the street.

FAQ

Is my home worth the median?

Not necessarily. The median covers all homes. Yours may be higher or lower.

Why use median instead of average?

A few very expensive sales can pull an average up. The median is steadier.

Where can I see homes like mine?

Ask us. We can pull recent sales near you.

Call or text The Mike Webb Team at 703-350-3884 or visit claudiawebb.com.

The Mike Webb Team, RE/MAX Allegiance. Arlington, Virginia. Equal Housing Opportunity.