Summary answer: McLean's average sale price genuinely depends on which data source and month you're looking at — recent figures range from $1.65M to $2.1M for closed sales, while Zillow's broader "typical value" estimate runs closer to $1.4M–$1.5M. This isn't a contradiction; it reflects McLean's wide property mix within a single, small monthly sales sample.
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The current numbers, by source
| Source | Recent Figure |
|---|---|
| Zillow typical home value | ~$1.4M–$1.5M |
| Redfin median closed sale (recent 3-month) | ~$1.9M–$1.95M |
| Redfin median closed sale (February data point) | ~$2.1M |
Why this average doesn't tell you your specific home's value
This range blends condos starting around $600,000 with luxury estates well above $3M — your specific home's value depends far more on its property type, condition, and exact neighborhood than on any single citywide average.
What this means if you're deciding whether to sell
A sale-to-list ratio near 99–100% combined with a 72/100 competitiveness score suggests genuinely favorable conditions for accurately priced homes — but given McLean's small sales sample, working from real, specific comparables matters more here than trusting any single average.
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