Summary answer: Very likely yes overall, given Ashburn's genuine market tightness and strong list-to-sale performance, though your specific gain since 2023 depends heavily on your submarket — Ashburn Village and Brambleton have shown continued strength, while Broadlands has shown more recent softening.
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The trajectory from 2023 to now, by submarket
| Submarket | Recent Trend |
|---|---|
| Ashburn Village | 91/100 competitiveness — strong ongoing demand |
| Brambleton | $755K median, consistent performance |
| Broadlands | More recent softening — 50 days on market |
Why this makes a confident "yes" less reliable than usual without checking your specific submarket
Given genuine variance between Ashburn's submarkets, your specific gain since 2023 depends heavily on which submarket your property sits in, not just the citywide average.
What this means for your specific home
If your property sits in a strong-performing submarket, you've likely seen continued gains. If your submarket shows more softening, your specific number may look different.
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