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Avoid Moving to the Wrong Area of Northern Virginia in 2026

Chris Colgan
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Avoid Moving to the Wrong Area of Northern Virginia in 2026

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This video provides a detailed, reality-based overview of the high cost of living in Northern Virginia, especially in areas like Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax. It covers not just home prices—which now average around $750,000 to $1.5 million—but also rising property taxes, electric bills, toll costs, commuting challenges, public transportation limits, weather extremes, and market competition. The video emphasizes that many families are surprised by the true affordability of the area and offers alternative locations for those seeking more budget-friendly or low-density options. Viewers are encouraged to reach out directly for personalized advice and home-buying help.

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Northern Virginia's median home price hits $750,000 in August of 2025. And that's only the start, before property taxes, express lane tolls, and then the $400 monthly electric bills start hitting your wallet. In this video, I'm breaking down the real cost that makes families question their move here to Northern Virginia. I've helped families move to Northern Virginia for over 20 years, and what I'm about to show you will change how you think about the idea of this place being something affordable.
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So, if you're thinking about moving to Northern Virginia in 2026 and you want a real honest look at whether your budget or lifestyle fit here, shoot me a message.

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