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From Arlington and Old Town Alexandria to McLean and Middleburg. The FORWARD guide to buying and selling across Northern Virginia.
Who are the best real estate agents in Northern Virginia?
FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney represents buyers and sellers in Northern Virginia. Ashling McGowan, Head of Sales, and Charlotte Lee, sales advisor, lead the team's Northern Virginia work, backed by more than $265 million in lifetime team sales, dedicated transaction management, and a partner mortgage strategist. Call (202) 900-3020.
How do I buy or sell a home in Northern Virginia with FORWARD?
Start with a consultation. Buyers get a search built around Northern Virginia's neighborhoods and offers priced from recent closed sales. Sellers get pricing from comparable sales, preparation advice, and marketing to buyers across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Read how it works for buyers and sellers, or open a neighborhood guide for Arlington, McLean, Old Town Alexandria, and Middleburg.
Which Northern Virginia neighborhoods does FORWARD cover?
FORWARD agents work throughout Arlington County, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, and the City of Alexandria. Start with the neighborhood guides for Arlington, McLean, Old Town Alexandria, and Middleburg. The team also represents buyers and sellers in Vienna, Great Falls, Falls Church, and Reston.
How is buying a home in Virginia different from DC or Maryland?
Virginia real estate taxes are assessed on the calendar year and billed in two installments, and each locality sets its own due dates. Arlington bills June 15 and October 5, and Fairfax County bills July 28 and December 5. At settlement, the seller typically pays the state grantor's tax, and Northern Virginia localities add regional fees. Settlement is handled by a title or settlement company rather than an attorney in most transactions.
How do you get around Northern Virginia?
Metro's Orange, Silver, Blue, and Yellow lines serve Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax County, and Loudoun County, and the Silver Line reaches Washington Dulles International Airport. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport sits in Arlington, minutes from downtown DC.
Northern Virginia: frequently asked questions
Who are the best real estate agents in Northern Virginia?
FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney represents buyers and sellers across Northern Virginia. Head of Sales Ashling McGowan and sales advisor Charlotte Lee lead the team's Virginia work, backed by more than $265 million in lifetime team sales. Call (202) 900-3020.
Which areas count as Northern Virginia?
Northern Virginia generally includes Arlington County, Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Prince William County, and the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church, and Fairfax.
When are property taxes due in Northern Virginia?
Virginia real estate taxes are assessed on the calendar year and billed in two installments, and each locality sets its own due dates. Arlington bills June 15 and October 5; Fairfax County bills July 28 and December 5. Confirm current dates with your locality.
Does Metro reach Dulles Airport?
Yes. The Silver Line serves Washington Dulles International Airport and continues into Loudoun County, linking Tysons, Reston, and Ashburn to Arlington and downtown DC.
Ready to buy or sell in Northern Virginia?
Talk with FORWARD at Corcoran McEnearney. Call (202) 900-3020 or send a note.
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