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Median Sales Prices for Single Family Homes by Elementary School/Pyramid
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Median sales prices for single-family homes over past 12 months by FCPS elementary school (HS pyramid noted). "No data" means that no single-family home sales over the past 12 months were reported by Redfin. The information is then presented by pyramid for those looking to see the most and least affordable areas within a pyramid or the range (or lack thereof) within a pyramid.
1. Churchill Road $2.720M (Langley) 2. Spring Hill $2.160M (Langley) 3. Franklin Sherman $2.095M (McLean) 4. Chesterbrook $1.950M (McLean) 5. Vienna $1.801M (Madison) 6. Great Falls $1.750M (Langley) 7. Colvin Run $1.555M (Langley) 8. Kent Gardens $1.540M (McLean) 9. Forestville $1.450M (Langley) 10. Flint Hill $1.400M (Madison) 11. Haycock $1.379M (McLean) 12. Wolftrap $1.360M (Madison) 13. Oakton $1.355M (Oakton) 14. Marshall Road $1.352M (Madison) 15. Freedom Hill $1.320M (Marshall) 16. Westbriar $1.290M (Marshall) 17. Eagle View $1.229M (Fairfax) 18. Crossfield $1.205M (Oakton) 19. Navy $1.203M (Oakton) 20. Powell $1.200M (Centreville) 21. Willow Springs $1.200M (Fairfax) 22. Waples Mill $1.200M (Oakton) 23. Louise Archer $1.185M (Madison) 24. Mantua $1.160M (Woodson) 25. Sangster $1.158M (Lake Braddock) 26. Forest Edge $1.150M (South Lakes) 27. Floris $1.145M (Westfield) 28. Shrevewood $1.140M (Marshall) 29. Waynewood $1.130M (West Potomac) 30. Belvedere $1.118M (Justice) 31. Sleepy Hollow $1.115M (Justice) 32. Fairhill $1.113M (Falls Church) 33. Fairview $1.110M (Robinson) 34. Silverbrook $1.109M (South County) 35. Armstrong $1.100M (Herndon) 36. Sunrise Valley $1.100M (South Lakes) 37. Halley $1.090M (South County) 38. Stenwood $1.085M (Marshall) 39. Terraset $1.075M (South Lakes) 40. Cunningham Park $1.065M (Madison) 41. Poplar Tree $1.055M (Chantilly) 42. Oak View $1.050M (Robinson) 43. Stratford Landing $1.050M (West Potomac) 44. Lane $1.027M (Hayfield) 45. Mosaic $1.025M (Oakton) 46. Washington Mill $ 1.000M (Mount Vernon) 47. Wakefield Forest $990K (Woodson) 48. Franconia $985K (Edison) 49. Hollin Meadows $966K (West Potomac) 50. Union Mill $950K (Centreville) 51. Bull Run $945K (Centreville) 52. Laurel Hill $945K (South County) 53. Bailey’s/Bailey’s Upper $940K (Justice) 54. Hunters Woods $940K (South Lakes) 55. Camelot $938K (Falls Church) 56. Westgate $938K (Marshall) 57. Island Creek $926K (Hayfield) 58. Fort Hunt $924K (West Potomac) 59. Lees Corner $919K (Chantilly) 60. Oak Hill $918K (Chantilly) 61. Olde Creek $913K (Woodson) 62. Belle View $911K (West Potomac) 63. Lemon Road $900K (Marshall) 64. West Springfield $895K (West Springfield) 65. Centreville $893K (Centreville) 66. Timber Lane $892K (McLean) 67. Columbia $890K (Annandale) 68. Woodburn $883K (Falls Church) 69. Bonnie Brae $880K (Robinson) 70. Beech Tree $875K (Justice) 71. Cardinal Forest $875K (West Springfield) 72. Fairfax Villa $875K (Woodson) 73. Hunt Valley $875K (West Springfield) 74. Lake Anne $875K (South Lakes) 75. Cherry Run $870K (Lake Braddock) 76. Rolling Valley $865K (West Springfield) 77. White Oaks $863K (Lake Braddock) 78. Orange Hunt $860K (West Springfield) 79. Parklawn $860K (Justice) 80. Laurel Ridge $854K (Robinson) 81. Dogwood $850K (South Lakes) 82. Terra Centre $840K (Robinson) 83. Gunston $838K (Hayfield) 84. Little Run $837K (Woodson) 85. Glen Forest $832K (Justice) 86. Canterbury Woods $830K (Woodson) 87. Cub Run $825K (Westfield) 88. Daniels Run $815K (Fairfax) 89. Fox Mill $810K (South Lakes) 90. Hayfield $810K (Hayfield) 91. Mason Crest $807K (Falls Church) 92. Lorton Station $806K (Hayfield) 93. Ravensworth $806K (Lake Braddock) 94. Centre Ridge $804K (Centreville) 95. Greenbriar West $803K (Chantilly) 96. Saratoga $802K (Lewis) 97. Keene Mill $800K (West Springfield) 98. Kings Glen/Kings Park $800K (Lake Braddock) 99. Pine Spring $800K (Falls Church) 100. Greenbriar East $795K (Chantilly) 101. Riverside $795K (Mount Vernon) 102. Virginia Run $793K (Westfield) 103. Brookfield $784K (Chantilly) 104. Dranesville $783K (Herndon) 105. Clermont $780K (Edison) 106. Deer Park $780K (Westfield) 107. Woodley Hills $780K (Mount Vernon) 108. Bush Hill $778K (Edison) 109. Newington Forest $775K (South County) 110. Providence $775K (Fairfax) 111. Forestdale $770K (Lewis) 112. Braddock $768K (Annandale) 113. Hutchison $752K (Herndon) 114. Clearview $750K (Herndon) 115. Graham Road $750K (Falls Church) 116. Westlawn $750K (Falls Church) 117. London Towne $737K (Westfield) 118. Annandale Terrace $736K (Annandale) 119. Springfield Estates $736K (Lewis) 120. Aldrin $733K (Herndon) 121. Groveton $730K (West Potomac) 122. Garfield $728K (Lewis) 123. Herndon $725K (Herndon) 124. North Springfield $710K (Annandale) 125. Bucknell $703K (West Potomac) 126. Weyanoke $703K (Annandale) 127. Bren Mar Park $653K (Annandale) 128. Rose Hill $653K (Edison) 129. Lynbrook $650K (Lewis) 130. Crestwood $640K (Lewis) 131. Mount Eagle $639K (Edison) 132. Woodlawn $630K (Mount Vernon) 133. Hybla Valley $615K (West Potomac) 134. Mount Vernon Woods $600K (Mount Vernon) 135. Cameron $548K (Edison) 136. Coates (no data) (Westfield) 137. Fort Belvoir/Fort Belvoir Upper (no data) (Mount Vernon) 138. McNair/McNair Upper (no data) (Westfield) By Pyramid : Annandale: ## 67, 112, 118, 124, 126, 127: Centreville: ## 20, 50, 51, 65, 94 Chantilly: ## 41, 59, 60, 95, 100, 103 Edison: ## 48, 105, 108, 128, 131, 135 Fairfax: ## 17, 21, 88, 110 Falls Church: ## 32, 55, 68, 91, 99, 115, 116 Hayfield: ## 44, 57, 83, 90, 92 Herndon: ## 35, 104, 113, 114, 120, 123 Justice: ## 30, 31, 53, 70, 79, 85 Lake Braddock: ## 25, 75, 77, 93, 98 Langley: ## 1, 2, 6, 7, 9 Lewis: ## 96, 111, 119, 122, 129, 130 Madison: ## 5, 10, 12, 14, 23, 40 Marshall: ## 15, 16, 28, 38, 56, 63 McLean: ## 3, 4, 8, 11, 66 Mount Vernon: ## 46, 101, 107, 132, 134, 137 Oakton: ## 13, 18, 19, 22, 45 Robinson: ## 33, 42, 69, 80, 82 South County: ## 34, 37, 52, 109 South Lakes: ## 26, 36, 39, 54, 74, 81, 89 Westfield: ## 27, 87, 102, 106, 117, 136, 138 West Springfield: ## 64, 71, 73, 76, 78, 97 Woodson: ## 24, 47, 61, 72, 84, 86 |
Anonymous
| It is interesting that Dogwood homes are higher priced then Fox Mill because Dogwood is not a desired ES. |
Anonymous
It's just single-family homes. Doesn't tell you whether a school like Dogwood may be mostly apartments or rentals. But a single-family home zoned to Dogwood may be closer to Reston amenities than one zoned to Fox Mill. |
Anonymous
| My initial thought is there is perhaps pretty good bang for your buck at 73, 75, 76, 78, 93, 97… |
Anonymous
| Why are you assuming that there is a direct relationship between home values and perceived school quality? It’s not that straightforward. |
Anonymous
| Being only sfh skews this data. We are in one of the higher listed schools but the majority of homes here are townhouses that are half to 2/3 that price. Im guessing sfh account for maybe 20% of the school population. |
Anonymous
It doesn't skew the data if it is clearly held out as what it is - the median sales price for single-family homes. If anything, it would skew the data if all the housing was lumped together without diffentiating between SFHs and other properties. |
Anonymous
It skews the assumptions then I guess. My school ia showing 1.2 million average, but I think less than a quarter of students live in a sfh. The townhouses and apartments they live in are closer to 500K. So it doesn't represent the student body. I'm not sure what the point of the data is honestly. The school in the middle to low probably have the most sfh sales, and they have a wider range. Those in the high end don't tell you if that's the whole school population or only a small fraction. |
Anonymous
Some people are only interested in living in single-family homes in certain pyramids, and the data gives you a feel for the median sales price in the areas zoned to the different elementary schools. The problem is when people assume the data is intended as a proxy for school quality or school demographics. If you make a false assumption then that's on you. |
Anonymous
| More expensive less riff Raff and crime in the elementary school and neighborhood |
Anonymous
Yeah, and while we’re at it, why are you assuming that the sky is blue and 1+1 =2? It’s not that straightforward. |
Anonymous
You want to live with only sfh no townhouses or apartments. Or at least minimize that. |
Anonymous
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Location, location, location - for example, proximity to DC play a large role in this.
And zoning, large (5 acre) lot requirements or the complete or mostly total absence of multi-family dwellings in an area can raise the value of the SFH. Basically, you are saying water is wet. |
Anonymous
| Good question to ask - how many multi-family units in each elementary zone and total per pyramid? |
Anonymous
| It’s also a little misleading in that we are one of the schools in the upper 1/3 but I was surprised the housing value wasn’t higher. Then I realized how few houses have actually sold in the past year. So many are huge and many that have sold are some of remaining older homes that have been knocked down or completely remodeled to now become mega mansions. |