About:

Located in the heart of Northern Virginia, Fairfax is an independent city in the Commonwealth established in 1961. 20 miles from D.C., Fairfax combines small-town suburban charm with the opportunities of urban living, the perfect location for property management. Providing vibrant communities, arts & culture and a thriving environment. Certainly a point of allure for Fairfax property management, is being named one of the healthiest cities in the country by US News & World Report. Embedded with a large emphasis on education, showcased by Fairfax High School receiving the US News and World Report’s Gold Award.

Historical ties:

Firstly, this city has historical roots that began as the town of Providence in 1805, built around the Fairfax courthouse. Undeniably one of the third courthouse for the area. The first built near Tysons Corner in 1742, but after economic and political pressure, was relocated to Alexandria. Afterward, Alexandria was ceded for the creation of Washington, D.C., Providence was chosen as its final destination. The courthouse still stands, evident as the oldest historical building in the city. Henceforth renamed Fairfax in 1859 after Thomas Fairfax, the 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron. Awarded the land by King Charles and then incorporated as a town in 1874. Afterwards, the town was incorporated into the independent City of Fairfax in 1961 and the creation of the town hall in 1962.

Community:

Most importantly for Fairfax property management, a population of 24,000 people, provides a close-knit community full of small local businesses where restaurants, retail stores and more thrive. Simultaneously, Fairfax is host to many festivals such as the annual Chocolate Lovers Festival. A three day event held the first full week of February, established in 1992. Other festivities include the day-long Independence Day celebration, the Annual Holiday Market, Fall Festival, and more.

Prioritizing health and wellness, Fairfax holds over 258 acres of park land, 28 miles of trails and community gardens. With a plethora of recreational amenities, these parks serve a host for birthday parties and weddings alike.

Transportation:

Secondly, Fairfax is a walkable city with a myriad of bike paths and development of additional paths to the city. Established access to the Metro through the Vienna/Fairfax station served by the Orange line of the metro. Fairfax uses its own independent city bus network, City-University Energysaver (CUE). Fairfax also launched a program in 2019 for e-scooters and other types of dockless transportation systems around the city.

Making Home:

If you are interested in making Fairfax, Virginia your home, Choice Property has available and accessible professionals who specialize in ensuring a positive rental experience. Contact us today with any questions you may have, or to learn more.