Loudoun County Real Estate: June 2026 Market Update
- Peter Leonard-Morgan

- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
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 month, adding six sales year-over-year (+27.3%).
On the flip side, Leesburg (20176) and Sterling (20164) pulled back, with sales down 20.3% and 17.0% respectively.

Pending Sales
Contracts told a slightly different story. Countywide pending sales dropped 5.3% to 498, a decline of 28 from last June. Purcellville (20132) and Aldie (20105) bucked the trend, each picking up five more pending sales than a year ago (+22.7% and +13.5%). The steepest pullbacks were in Ashburn (20147) and Leesburg (20175), each down double digits in pending activity.
Prices
Countywide, the median sales price edged up to $815,000, a modest 0.6% increase ($5,000) over last year. But local price movement varied widely:
Leesburg (20175) saw the biggest jump — median price up 11.3% to $868,300, an $88,255 increase.
Aldie (20105) posted its fourth consecutive month of price growth, up 5.0% (+$52,846).
Ashburn (20147) softened, down 8.4% (-$66,785).
Lovettsville (20180) also cooled, down 7.2% (-$61,500).
Market statistics gratefully provided by the Dulles Area Association of REALTORS®
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