Fairfax Ridge Condo Community – Properties for Sale, Market Report #1
Looking for a Fairfax Ridge condo? This market report gives you access to all of the properties currently for sale in this community, as well as an analysis of how recent sales have affected property values here.
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This is a garden style condo community conveniently located close to the intersection of Rt. 50 and I-66. Many units have been renovated, and residents love having elevators in the buildings, which hard to find in many condo communities that aren’t high rises.
Fairfax Ridge - Analysis of Recent Sales
All of the data below was pulled from the MRIS, the local multiple listing service. We focused on sales activity from the past 6 months:
- 1-bedroom properties sold for $220,000 with a $6,600 seller subsidy to 237900 with a 5800 seller subsidy.
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- 2-bedroom/2-bath sales ranged from $265,000 (short sale) to $304,000 with a $4,000 seller subsidy.
- There was one 3-bedroom sale that closed for $325,000.
How Much Should You Expect to Pay for a Fairfax Ridge Condo?
- For a 1-bedroom property, you should expect to pay somewhere from the low to mid $200,000s.
- For a 2-bedroom/2-bath property, you should expect to pay somewhere from the high $200,000s to closer to the mid $300,000s.
- For a 3-bedroom property, you should expect to pay somewhere in the low $300,000s.
- Fairfax Ridge condo models and square footage vary greatly, so it’s important to keep in mind that your sales price will vary based on how large a unit is.
- Corner units, top floor units, and properties with upgrades like renovated bathrooms and kitchens and hardwood floors tend to sell for higher prices.
Schedule a Viewing for a Fairfax Ridge Condo!
Call me at 703-462-0700 or email me at DarrenRobertsonHomes@gmail.com to schedule a time to see one of the properties currently for sale in this Fairfax VA condo community.
Thinking of Selling?
Contact me to request a free in-depth property valuation. Instant home value quotes are pulled from public data like tax records, and aren’t a very accurate predictor of your property’s value. It’s important to do a thorough analysis of "like to like" properties in your exact subdivision.