Market Overview
Tysons is pricier ($825K median vs $370K), a difference of about $455K. Tysons moves faster, with homes averaging 18 days on market compared to 28 in Williamsburg. Williamsburg offers a lower entry point at $150K–$1.5M.
Tysons
VA
Williamsburg
VA
Median Price
$825K
$370K
Avg Days on Market
18 days
28 days
Price Range
$400K–$3M+
$150K–$1.5M
Notable Neighborhoods
The Boro, Tysons Central, Scotts Run, The Commons
Colonial Williamsburg, Kingsmill, New Town, Ford's Colony
VA
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tysons or Williamsburg more affordable?
Williamsburg is more affordable with a median home price of $370K, compared to $825K in Tysons. Both cities offer a wide range of housing options, from condos and townhomes to single-family homes. Tysons prices range from $400K–$3M+. Williamsburg prices range from $150K–$1.5M.
How do Tysons and Williamsburg compare?
Tysons is Northern Virginia's largest business district and an increasingly walkable residential community. Williamsburg blends colonial history with modern living. The right choice depends on your priorities: budget, commute length, home types, and neighborhood feel. smover lets you compare agent profiles and available transaction records in either city.
Market data verified by smover using real transaction records. School data from Virginia DOE, Maryland MSDE, and DC OSSE public reports. Property tax rates from Virginia Dept. of Taxation (2024). Walkability scores from Walk Score (2024). Crime data from FBI UCR and Virginia State Police (2023). Commute times are approximate rush-hour estimates. Updated September 2026.