Summary answer: Tysons falls under Fairfax County's standard real estate tax rate of $1.1225 per $100 of assessed value for residential properties. On a $600,000 home (a realistic mid-range Tysons value), that's roughly $6,735 per year, or about $561 per month.
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What this rate means at different Tysons price points
| Home Value | Estimated Annual Tax |
|---|---|
| $400,000 (condo segment) | ~$4,490 |
| $600,000 (mid-range) | ~$6,735 |
| $1,100,000 (single-family segment) | ~$12,348 |
A note on commercial-only special district taxes
Tysons does carry additional special district tax rates for commercial and industrial properties funding Silver Line debt — but this doesn't apply to residential homeowners, so your effective rate as a residential buyer is the standard county rate.
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