Since Amazon announced its ambitious HQ2 plans in 2018, Arlington’s lower-tier luxury market has been ravaged by homebuyers and developers alike — and the rush show no signs of slowing.
Source: Inman News
5 years after Amazon staked its claim in Virginia, luxury is thriving
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