Northern Virginia rental market data, from closed leases
NoVARentalMarket.com shows what rentals actually leased for, not what they were listed at, in every zip code from Arlington to Spotsylvania. A free account opens four tools: Explore, Trends, Compare and Rankings.
Built on 101,445 closed leases in 134 zip codes, Jan 2021 through Sep 2026.
A map that answers questions
Heat-map any metric across the region, then drill from county to city to zip. Reston or Woodbridge, Tysons or Stafford — see where rents run hot and where days-on-market stretch, for any date range you choose.
Seasonality and cycle, visible
Monthly series back to 2021. Compare Fairfax County against the Greater Fredericksburg area, or your zip against its county, and see exactly when the market turned.
Who actually leases property
Leaderboards of listing firms and agents for any area and period — with property-management specialists and generalist brokerages classified so the comparison means something.
Institutional owners have this data. You should too.
Large multifamily operators price with daily market feeds and revenue-management software. The individual owner of a townhouse in Herndon or a condo in Old Town usually prices on instinct. NovaRentalMarket.com closes that information gap with the same discipline we bring to our own portfolio analysis: closed transactions only, uniform data-integrity rules, and honest caveats where the data is thin.
Every statistic on this site is computed from Bright MLS closed lease records and passes a published set of integrity checks before it counts. Read the methodology — including how we flag our own transactions by the same rules.