New Homes in Alexandria, VA - New Homes For Sale in Northern Virginia, Condos, Townhomes, Alexandria Home Builders
Builders Realty Council is dedicated to representing buyers of new homes in Alexandria, VA. From search to settlement,
unbiased independent counsel is provided for consumers interested in building new homes in Alexandria, Virginia areas:
Alexandria
Arlington
Beverly Hills
Cameron Station
Delray
Jefferson Par
Lincolnia
Old Town
Rosemont
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industry assisting clients to locate, negotiate, build, inspect and settle
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About New Homes in Alexandria, Va - Townhomes, Condominiums and Builders in Alexandria, Virginia
Alexandria New Home
Click to EnlargeAlexandria Virginia new homes have always been a great place to
invest in Northern Virginia real estate. From 225 year old colonial townhomes
in Old Town Alexandria to the eclectic neighborhoods of Rosemont and Del Ray
including single family homes, townhomes and condos in Cameron Station,
appreciation in Alexandria, VA is one of the strongest real estate markets
in the Washington metropolitan area the United States. New single family
homes, townhomes and condominiums in Old Town Alexandria are fairly rare.
Built from time to time pending availability of infill sites, newer condos
and townhomes in Old Town command lofty premiums. Despite the higher cost
of living in Old Town, the reminiscence of 18th century colonial architecture
with its boutiques, cafes and Potomac River views, makes this location a
residential favorite. Best of all, it is located just a few miles south
of Washington D.C.
Alexandria New Home
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Alexandria Virginia is one of America's first townships and one of the
metropolitan areas most sought after residential communities, second
only to the District's Georgetown. The Old Town lifestyle is more peaceful
and reserved than Georgetown's "hustle bustle" pace. Be prepared for
"sticker shock" in either location as prices are high relative to the
immediate surrounding areas. Some homes are worth well over one million dollars
while contiguous small townhomes in disrepair may be in the $575,000 range.
Old Town, Alexandria with its 250 year history is a great American colonial town
ranked one of the top Big Cities for Doing Business, one of the Best Cities for
Career Women and has also received the coveted League of Cities Innovation Award
for Outstanding Community Building. Despite the high demand for new homes in
this area, opportunities are very limited propelling resale property valuations
while boosting new home building activity down interstate I-95.
In the appreciation arena, Alexandria's investment prize
has gone to those who have invested in the 22314 zip code. This parcel
extends from Old Town to the area nested between the Metro rails and the
Potomac River including the eastern Duke Street region.
The 165 acre Cameron Station community developed by Greenvest in
cooperation with several residential building companies has been a new
home sales bonanza from 2000 to 2008. Cameron Station is beautifully
developed with the classic architectural styles of the 18th and 19th
centuries creating the ambiance of a quaint colonial neighborhood in
a park like setting convenient to Metrorail. Cameron Station is almost
fully developed. Home builder K. Hovnanian is currently selling stylish
new condominiums priced from the 300's to 400's, but will be sold-out soon.
Home buyers searching for new townhomes and new homes in Alexandria, Va
should visit the Stanley Martin Communities at Beauregard Station from
the low $500's or Bell Manor III from the low $800's. Stanley Martin has
a fine reputation offering award winning new townhomes in Alexandria,
VA with innovative floor plans, top notch construction standards and
superior customer service when compared to other Northern Virginia home builders.
Alexandria New Home
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Considering the limited supply and higher prices of new and resale
homes in Alexandria, new home construction has boomed southward beyond
Springfield and Woodbridge. As one ventures south on Interstate 95,
affordable new homes on larger home sites are available in good supply.
The new (Virginia Railway Express)
with its direct train access to Washington, offers Prince William
County residents a welcome relief. Builders� Realty Council advises
new home buyers choosing to live near Old Town Alexandria to consider
researching both new homes and resale properties in this location.
For housing budgets not comfortable with Arlington, Alexandria
and Fairfax new home prices, attractive new home building opportunities
abound all the way down to Fredericksburg, Virginia. New homes in Prince
William County were appreciating better than many other areas near
our nation�s capital, but have moderated due to greater "Short Sale"
and foreclosure activity the area has been experiencing in 2008 and 2009.
However, the opportunity to build a large new home on a nice size
home site at a more reasonable price is available for those who
invest in new homes in Prince William County vs Alexandria or Fairfax County.
Home buyers interested in a list of "Short-Sales" and Alexandria
foreclosures can contact the Council and it will be provided.
However, these homes are often in disrepair and consumers should
be aware that only 18% of "Short-Sales" are approved. Most home buyers
end-up wasting valuable time and undergo a fair amount of stress dealing
with multiple contract presentations and lenders who are often not
cooperative. With the incentives being offered by Northern Virgina
home builders inclusive of upgrades, generous closing costs and ten
year warranties, negotiating for new townhomes in Alexandria, VA or
new condos in Alexandria Virginia may be a better deal.
New townhomes in Alexandria, VA, on average (excluding Old Town
Alexandria) are less expensive than neighboring Arlington where
land is at even more of a premium. New homes in Arlington as a market
whole have held their value better than any other region in the
Washington DC Metropolitan housing arena.
New home prices in Alexandria Virginia base averages for condominiums,
townhomes and single family homes in 2010 are as follows: New Condos
average $370,000, new townhomes average $670,000 and one can expect to
be in the $850,000 to over the one million dollar range for new single
family homes. The least expensive condominium is approximately $200,000
by Kettler at Huntington Station. The most expensive new homes in
Alexandria, VA are over two million dollars by Craftmark Homes at Oak Grove.
The Council believes purchasing certain recommended homes for sale in Alexandria
in 2010 will prove to be excellent Northern Virginia housing investments.
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Areas of interest:
Alexandria, Virginia
Arlington, Virginia
Beverly Hills, Virginia
Cameron Station, Virginia
Delray, Virginia
Jefferson Park, Virginia
Lincolnia, Virginia
Old Town, Virginia
Rosemont, Virginia
