Summary answer: Tysons shows genuine variance across sources and segments — Redfin's "Tysons Corner" boundary rates the market "very competitive" at 75/100, with homes selling in 34-40 days in some measures, while broader Tysons data shows 130 days on average. Sale-to-list runs close to 99% in several readings.
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What the current numbers show
| Source/Segment | Days on Market |
|---|---|
| Tysons Corner (Redfin, Mar 2026) | ~34 days |
| Tysons townhomes | ~40 days |
| Broader Tysons condo data | ~130 days |
Why this wide spread matters for your offer strategy
Given Tysons' genuine bifurcation between well-priced product and older or overpriced inventory, checking real, recent activity on your specific target listing matters more than any single citywide average.
What still helps in this market
- Accurate, strategic pricing
- A fully underwritten pre-approval, condo approval confirmed if applicable
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