The Hunt Country Journal

Loudoun's market cooled in September 2026: the fewest sales and the most inventory in six years, while home values held steady. Here's what it means for buyers and sellers.

Loudoun County's housing market cooled noticeably in August. Fewer homes sold, far fewer went under contract, and inventory climbed 23% over last year. Yet the median price held steady at $765,000.

The July 2026 Loudoun County real estate numbers are out. Take this opportunity to update yourself on the state of the market half way through the year.

Loudoun County's housing market kept its momentum in June, marking a third straight month of sales growth even as inventory tightened and price gains stayed modest. Sales Activity Loudoun County saw 541 closed sales in June, up 2.5% (13 more) from a year ago. The growth wasn't even across the map, though. Lovettsville (20180) bounced back in a big way after a slow May, with sales more than doubling — up 157.1%, or 11 additional closings. Purcellville (20132) also had a strong

Buyer activity strengthened across much of the county even as inventory stayed tight. Where Loudoun home sales moved in May 2026, by ZIP code and change from a year earlier. The Loudoun County housing market continued to show resilience and steady momentum in May, with buyer activity increasing across much of the county despite ongoing inventory constraints. Closed sales rose 4.4% year over year, with 543 homes sold — 23 more than May of last year. It was another encouraging