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Selling in Virginia RunSold prices and days on market, 2026

What Virginia Run homes sold for in the last 12 months, how fast, and what to order from the HOA.

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Updated October 21, 2026Bright MLS closed sales, October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026, pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah; Sequoia ManagementAbout a 4-minute read

Quick answer

In the 12 months from October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026, 50 Virginia Run homes sold. Houses sold at a $1,038,000 median; only 1 townhouse sold, too few for a reliable median. The median home sold 5 days after it was listed, and 68% sold at or above the final list price. Order the Virginia Run resale certificate through CondoCerts, the portal its manager, Sequoia Management, uses; the association has 14 days.

Sold prices

Virginia Run houses sold at a $1,038,000 median.

Every Virginia Run sale in Bright MLS from October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026: 50 homes, condos left out. Half sold for more than the median, half for less.1

$1,038,000 MedianHouses (detached), 49 sales
1townhouse sales: too few for a reliable median
$1,034,000 MedianAll 50 homes
Virginia Run sales, October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026
TypeSalesMedianLowestHighestMedian per sq ft
Houses49$1,038,000$840,000$1,270,000$344
Townhouses1too few$615,000$615,000too few
All homes50$1,034,000$615,000$1,270,000$348

Per square foot uses above-grade finished space, so finished basements are not counted. The Centreville town guide has prices back to 2019: see the chart.

How fast they sold

The median Virginia Run home sold 5 days after listing.

Price still matters: 14% of sellers lowered the price before a buyer agreed.1

62%sold within 7 days (31 homes)
68%sold at or above the final list price (34 homes; 27 above)
14%lowered the price before the sale (7 homes)
28%paid a concession, median $11,818 (14 homes)

Out of 50 sales, October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026. Concessions are money the seller gave toward the buyer's closing costs; the median is of the 14 sales that recorded one.

Month by month

Virginia Run closings, month by month.

Closings by month. A closing usually comes about a month after the contract, so a June closing was often a May contract. The busiest month was June 2026, with 10 closings.1

Oct 2025 (from Oct 21)3 sales
Nov 20252 sales
Dec 20252 sales
Jan 20261 sale
Feb 20265 sales
Mar 20265 sales
Apr 20265 sales
May 20261 sale
Jun 202610 sales
Jul 20266 sales
Aug 20265 sales
Sep 20263 sales
Oct 2026 (to Oct 21)2 sales

The first and last months are partial: the data runs from October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026. For the months that sell best across Northern Virginia, see the best time to sell study.

The HOA resale certificate

Order the Virginia Run packet through CondoCerts when you list: the association has 14 days.

Virginia Run’s 1,406 homes are in the Virginia Run Community Association, managed by Sequoia Management, with a pool, tennis and pickleball courts and trails. Virginia law has the association give the seller a resale certificate for the buyer, and the seller pays for it.2,3

  1. Order through CondoCerts. Sequoia Management sends resale certificate, disclosure packet and dues requests for Virginia Run to CondoCerts.2
  2. Order early. Virginia gives an association 14 days after it receives the request to deliver the certificate, so ask before your home goes on the market.3
  3. Ask for the fee schedule. Virginia requires every association to publish its resale fees. Ask the manager for them, how long the certificate stays good and whether a fee is charged at settlement.3
  4. Know the price caps. Virginia caps what associations can charge: $176.64 for an electronic certificate, $211.96 for paper, $70.66 for rush or a pre-settlement update and $141.31 for an inspection. The seller pays.4

Questions

What Virginia Run sellers ask.

How much are homes selling for in Virginia Run?

From October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026, 50 Virginia Run homes sold (Bright MLS, houses and townhouses, no condos). The median sale price was $1,038,000 for houses (49 sales); only 1 townhouse sold, too few for a reliable median.

How fast do homes sell in Virginia Run?

The median home sold 5 days after it was listed. 31 of 50 homes (62%) sold within 7 days, and 34 (68%) sold at or above the final list price (Bright MLS, October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026).

Do Virginia Run sellers pay closing cost help to buyers?

Often. 14 of the 50 sales (28%) show a seller concession, with a median of $11,818 among those that had one (Bright MLS, October 21, 2025 to October 21, 2026).

How do I get the Virginia Run resale certificate?

Order it through CondoCerts, which Sequoia Management, the association's manager, uses for resale certificates and disclosure packets. Under Virginia law the association has 14 days to deliver it, and the seller pays the fees.

What is my Virginia Run home worth?

Half of Virginia Run houses sold above $1,038,000 and half below in the last 12 months; only 1 townhouse sold, too few for a reliable median. Your price depends on the section, size, lot and condition. Ahmed prepares a written valuation from the closed sales nearest your home.

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