Home & Design

March’s Priciest Home Sales in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church

Last month's transactions included a Lyon Park Colonial that sold for $1.55 million and a McLean contemporary that commanded $9.2 million.

8 Design Ideas for Maximizing Small Spaces

Size isn't the only measure of a home's livability. With good design, you may not need more square footage, say these local style experts.

A Versatile Porch for a McLean Family of Six

The owners traded their unused dining room and buggy patio for a spectacular all-season screened porch that suits their casual lifestyle.

Arlington Rents Climbed 12% in the Last Year

Arlington, Virginia, has seen the largest rent increases in the D.C. area over a 12-month period, according to Redfin.

Are Your Gardening Choices Hurting Arlington’s Ecosystem?

Many nonnative yard plantings do more harm than good to local wildlife. Here's what to plant and what to avoid.

Why New Homes in Arlington Keep Getting More Expensive

The county's median single-family home price has doubled in 14 years. The economics are more complex than you might think.

The 20 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Arlington, VA

It's still a seller's market in Arlington, with high prices, competing offers, few contingencies and fast sales.

Neighborhood Real Estate Guide – Arlington, McLean and Falls Church, VA

Looking to buy or sell a home in Arlington, McLean or Falls Church? Here are the latest sales trends in 400+ neighborhoods.
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A Serene Home Makeover in Lyon Village

Soothing colors and elegant furnishings have a calming effect in this 1938 Tudor bungalow.

This Luxe Bathroom Remodel Sets a New Gold Standard

Green and gold accents strike an opulent tone in this spa-like bathroom makeover in Falls Church.

Housing Market: The Area’s Most Expensive Home Sales

Recent real estate transactions in Northern Virginia include a luxury estate in McLean that sold for $25.5 million.

A New Home With a View in Country Club Hills

This Arlington, Virginia, property had enviable views of D.C. that weren't being maximized. So the architect and owners pivoted.