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that the two markets are unavoidably interconnected. As buyers for town homes and condos flocked to Falls Church and Fairfax, many of the people selling those town homes and condos flocked to Rappahannock County, seeking a dream home with a view and a place to go hiking. Northern Virginia’s market surge was Rappahannock’s market surge as well, in 2005.
“The only houses that didn’t sell were houses that were under water,” said Denise Chandler, of Countryside Realty in Washington, Virginia. Now, the market in Rappahannock and counties closer to the District of Columbia seems to have slowed down, and is described by some area Realtors as “more relaxed.”
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