Cost of living in Tysons

Composed in-house · four inputs · 14% of the overall score

B−

71/100
29th of 60

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The four inputs

Housing cost index119

Washington 10045% · scores 62

Effective property tax rate1.03%

Washington 0.85%25% · scores 69

Utilities73

Washington 10020% · scores 87

Local sales tax5.77%

Washington median 5.77%10% · scores 85

Vertical rule marks the Washington reference. Composed in-house · ACS 2020–24. Every scale is on the methodology page.

Best Washington suburbs for cost of living

All 60 ranked, Tysons highlighted

1Silver SpringA−$643,300 2WashingtonA−$737,100 3ChillumB+$393,600 4Bailey's CrossroadsB+$416,600 5Lake RidgeB+$471,200 6Montgomery VillageB+$388,900 7GreenbeltB+$255,400 8South LaurelB+$458,100 9FredericksburgB+$483,700 10FrederickB+$401,500 11FairlandB+$477,300 12ManassasB$449,900 13AnnandaleB$681,300 14Aspen HillB$570,000 15SuitlandB$334,800 16Linton HallB$617,000 17LaurelB$385,500 18Ballenger CreekB$387,300 19ArlingtonB$895,000 20OaktonB$792,100 21West Falls ChurchB$706,800 22GaithersburgB$496,500 23MontclairB$577,800 24AlexandriaB−$735,100 25Dale CityB−$425,500 26WoodbridgeB−$422,400 27RestonB−$642,000 28SterlingB−$526,000 29TysonsB−$640,000 30Fair OaksB−$608,200 31Cherry HillB−$492,500 32RockvilleB−$682,300 33GermantownB−$422,400 34WheatonB−$501,200 35AshburnB−$699,300 36BowieB−$459,300 37BethesdaB−$1,169,900 38College ParkB−$437,900 39North BethesdaB−$731,800 40West SpringfieldB−$637,300 41WaldorfB−$407,600 42LandoverB−$313,900 43HerndonB−$599,100 44ClintonB−$431,400 45CentrevilleB−$590,500 46ClarksburgC+$679,400 47North PotomacC+$826,200 48ChantillyC+$663,600 49BurkeC+$747,700 50Camp SpringsC+$415,000 51OlneyC+$656,600 52Fort WashingtonC+$480,100 53McNairC+$595,800 54BrambletonC+$865,800 55LeesburgC$667,800 56McLeanC$1,412,700 57South RidingC$746,200 58FairfaxC$722,600 59SpringfieldC−$640,300 60PotomacC−$1,157,000

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Better than Tysons on cost of living

Tysons grades B− on cost of living. Six suburbs are within 25 miles and score higher on the same four inputs.

SuburbCost of livingMedian home valueEff. tax rateOverall

Silver Spring12 mi from TysonsA−$643k0.78% 65 C+ Washington11 mi from TysonsA−$737k0.60% 67 C+ Chillum14 mi from TysonsB+$394k0.99% 47 D Bailey's Crossroads7 mi from TysonsB+$417k0.93% 61 C Lake Ridge17 mi from TysonsB+$471k0.86% 59 C Montgomery Village18 mi from TysonsB+$389k0.77% 57 C−

Cost-of-living index composed in-house from housing cost, utilities, effective property tax and local sales tax · Median home value: ACS 2020–24 · Effective property tax: ACS 2020–24

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