Fast Facts: Tysons Corner

Population: 21,800 (2012 estimate)
Average Household Income: $102k (2013 estimate)
Estimated median home value in 2013: $500,273 (2013 estimate, more than double the $246k in 2000)
Median Age: 35.8
Area: 4.27 square miles
Metro Stations: Four (Silver Line)
Cost of Living Index: 139.5 (U.S. average: 100; Washington, DC: 125.3)

Tysons boasts the largest concentration of office space in Northern Virginia. In 2013 Tysons had a whopping 14M SF of retail and office space approved or under construction, and Tysons Corner Center is the largest mall in the state and in the Baltimore-Washington area.

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