New Construction Homes in Arlington
Arlington is Northern Virginia's most dynamic urban-suburban market — where new construction means boutique communities, custom infill builds, and luxury finishes minutes from downtown D.C.
Why Arlington for New Construction?
Arlington sits at the apex of Northern Virginia real estate — where urban energy meets top-ranked schools, Metro accessibility, and some of the strongest property appreciation in the country. New construction here is rare because land is virtually fully developed — and that scarcity drives exceptional value for every new home built.
Toll Brothers' The Grove at Dominion Hills represents one of the most significant new-construction communities to come to Arlington in years — boutique single-family homes in a prime location with the polish and finish Toll Brothers is known for. Local builders like Classic Cottages fill the custom infill niche, constructing individual homes that complement established neighborhoods while delivering modern expectations.
The Arlington new-construction buyer is typically well-informed, financially prepared, and competing with multiple offers. Having an agent who can identify pre-market opportunities, navigate builder negotiations, and structure a competitive offer is essential.
Arlington at a Glance
New Construction in Arlington
The Grove at Dominion Hills
Toll Brothers
A highly anticipated boutique-style single-family community by Toll Brothers in Arlington. Sales were underway for Summer/Fall 2025 move-ins. Premium location, top Arlington schools, and Toll Brothers luxury — one of Arlington's most sought-after new-construction opportunities.
Classic Cottages Homes
Classic Cottages
One of Arlington's premier local builders, Classic Cottages builds custom homes in established neighborhoods. Known for thoughtful design that complements existing streetscapes while delivering modern floor plans and finishes.
Bradbury Square
BCN (Berkshire Community)
A limited collection of 16 new townhomes just off Columbia Pike, priced from around $1,375,000 and actively selling. Modern townhome living with private garages in one of Arlington's most convenient locations.
Trenton Square
Various Builders
A new townhome community in Arlington with private garages and rooftop terraces. New construction is rare in Arlington, and these homes deliver the urban-suburban lifestyle buyers want minutes from D.C.
Infill & Tear-Down New Construction
Various Custom Builders
Arlington's limited land means much new construction occurs as infill or tear-down projects in established neighborhoods. Custom builders construct modern homes on individual lots throughout North Arlington, Lyon Village, and other premium neighborhoods.
Highlands Row
EYA
Forty-two new townhomes at 1900 South Eads Street in the National Landing area near Crystal City, with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, rooftop terraces, and all-electric construction. Priced from about $1.2 million and open for sales since October 2025.
6711 Lee Highway Townhomes
NVR (Ryan Homes / NVHomes)
A preconstruction project of 27 townhomes at the corner of Lee Highway and North Underwood Street in East Falls Church, built by NVR in clusters of four and five with two-car garages. The site plan is approved and pricing has not yet been released, so this is one to watch in a neighborhood where new construction is rare.
Waverly Ridge
BCN Enterprises
A proposed community of 47 townhomes on a 2.8-acre site at North Taylor Street and Cherry Hill Road in the Waverly Hills neighborhood of North Arlington, off Langston Boulevard. Rows of three- and four-bedroom homes with open park space, endorsed by the Planning Commission in April 2026 with pricing to be determined.
The Towns on North Monroe
Midtown Partners
A collection of just three brand-new townhomes at 629 N. Monroe Street in the Virginia Square neighborhood, about a five-minute walk from the Virginia Square Metro along the Rosslyn to Ballston corridor. Each home offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and roughly 2,400 sq ft with a private yard and off-street parking. A rare, truly walkable new-construction opportunity in North Arlington with pricing available from the builder.
Incentives change daily. Builders frequently adjust rate buydowns, closing cost assistance, and design center credits. Communities sell out and new phases open without notice. Reach out to Barbara Jennings for the most up-to-date incentives, financing options, and buyer guidance before you visit a model home.
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Arlington County Market Snapshot
Updated November 10, 2026Arlington County cooled in September 2026, though the year-to-date picture is firmer. NVAR/Bright MLS statistics via ARLnow (October 14, 2026) show the September median sale price at $655,000, down 4.6% year-over-year in a condo-heavy sales mix, while the year-to-date median was $800,000, up 6.8%; the September average sales price fell 10.4% to $883,455, with single-family averages down about 15%, across 175 closed sales, down 5%, at an average of 33 days on market, improved from 36 a year earlier, with sellers receiving 98.7% of list price, up from 97% a year earlier, and total sales volume down 15.8% to $155.15 million. New pending contracts were 178, down 6.8% year-over-year. Active inventory was about 556 listings as of September 14 (197 detached homes, 68 townhouses, and 291 condos), and NVAR's regional September report shows Northern Virginia active listings up 30.7% year over year with a 28-day average days on market. Redfin's rolling three-month median through August reads about $861,000, up 14.8%, with about 52 days on market on its methodology. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.18% for the week ending November 5 (Freddie Mac), down from 7.24% a week earlier, its third straight decline.
What this means for buyers: Arlington remains competitive, but the September median pullback and rising regional inventory give you more options and negotiating room than in recent years. Condos provide the most leverage, while prime single-family homes in top school districts remain the most competitive segment.
What this means for sellers: The market still rewards well-priced properties: in September, homes closed at an average of 98.7% of list price in about 33 days. Homes priced at market value, well staged, and professionally marketed will sell at favorable terms, so partner with a local advisor who knows the neighborhoods.
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Schedule Your Free ConsultationSources: NVAR/Bright MLS via ARLnow (October 14, 2026), NVAR regional September 2026, Redfin (3 months ending August 2026), Freddie Mac (week ending November 5, 2026). Updated November 10, 2026.