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Virginia: cities with the most remote work

Ranked from official statistics; every city opens its own guide.

In short: Virginia: Brambleton has the largest share of people working from home (50.0%) among the 100 largest places.
Virginia Beach (456,349 residents)Chesapeake (252,583 residents)Arlington (236,254 residents)Norfolk (233,596 residents)Richmond (229,359 residents)Newport News (184,216 residents)Alexandria (156,976 residents)Hampton (137,557 residents)Suffolk (98,796 residents)Roanoke (98,355 residents)Portsmouth (97,190 residents)Lynchburg (79,497 residents)Centreville (71,706 residents)Dale City (71,016 residents)Reston (64,414 residents)Harrisonburg (51,392 residents)McLean (49,627 residents)Tuckahoe (49,183 residents)Leesburg (49,171 residents)Lake Ridge (46,049 residents)Ashburn (46,026 residents)Blacksburg (45,446 residents)Charlottesville (45,437 residents)Burke (44,029 residents)Woodbridge (43,945 residents)Manassas (42,976 residents)Danville (42,214 residents)Linton Hall (41,876 residents)Annandale (41,705 residents)Mechanicsville (38,683 residents)Oakton (36,528 residents)Fair Oaks (35,545 residents)South Riding (34,352 residents)Petersburg (33,537 residents)Sterling (32,411 residents)West Falls Church (31,279 residents)Springfield (31,154 residents)Short Pump (29,026 residents)Tysons (28,936 residents)Fredericksburg (28,873 residents)Winchester (27,913 residents)Cherry Hill (26,044 residents)Staunton (25,948 residents)Cave Spring (25,742 residents)Salem (25,618 residents)Fairfax (25,026 residents)Herndon (24,672 residents)Brambleton (24,537 residents)Chester (24,474 residents)Bailey's Crossroads (24,271 residents)Chantilly (24,036 residents)Hopewell (22,959 residents)Waynesboro (22,841 residents)Christiansburg (22,720 residents)McNair (22,655 residents)West Springfield (22,532 residents)Montclair (22,387 residents)Leesylvania (21,632 residents)Buckhall (21,602 residents)Woodlawn (21,194 residents)Rose Hill (21,066 residents)Lorton (20,991 residents)Culpeper (20,794 residents)Meadowbrook (20,749 residents)Merrifield (20,698 residents)Lincolnia (20,320 residents)Sudley (19,162 residents)Midlothian (19,120 residents)Franklin Farm (18,736 residents)Laurel (18,721 residents)Kingstowne (18,360 residents)Colonial Heights (18,352 residents)Franconia (18,335 residents)Gainesville (18,196 residents)Idylwood (17,559 residents)Glen Allen (17,551 residents)Hybla Valley (17,257 residents)Hollins (17,097 residents)Burke Centre (17,037 residents)Bon Air (16,904 residents)Bull Run (16,859 residents)Bristol (16,849 residents)Manassas Park (16,798 residents)Radford (16,726 residents)Fort Hunt (16,700 residents)Stone Ridge (16,603 residents)Vienna (16,412 residents)Wolf Trap (15,858 residents)Williamsburg (15,798 residents)Front Royal (15,296 residents)East Highland Park (15,265 residents)Great Falls (15,228 residents)Falls Church (14,710 residents)Broadlands (14,353 residents)Highland Springs (14,296 residents)Groveton (13,931 residents)Brandermill (13,730 residents)Martinsville (13,658 residents)Huntington (13,502 residents)Newington (13,478 residents)
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

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Ranking

CITY (100 largest of Virginia) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Among the 100 largest places in Virginia, Brambleton has the largest share of people working from home (50.0%), followed by Wolf Trap and Great Falls. Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.

What the ranking shows

Across the 100 places in Virginia that we cover, the median is 19.7% and the average 21.5%; the figure runs from 50.0% (Brambleton) to 5.2% (Radford). That is a spread of 9.5 times between the two ends. The state figure is 18.3%; 55 of the 100 places are above it and 45 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are Brambleton, Wolf Trap, Great Falls, Franconia, Broadlands. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: remote work lets people live in cheaper places while earning city pay, but it depends on the employer. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Work from home ⇅Population ⇅Median household income ⇅Median rent ⇅
1Brambleton (unincorporated)Loudoun County50.0%24,537$238,018$2,479
2Wolf Trap (unincorporated)Fairfax County45.3%15,858$250,001$3,501
3Great Falls (unincorporated)Fairfax County44.2%15,228$250,001$3,501
4Franconia (unincorporated)Fairfax County39.7%18,335$152,474$2,605
5Broadlands (unincorporated)Loudoun County39.5%14,353$241,042$2,694
6Franklin Farm (unincorporated)Fairfax County39.0%18,736$215,544$2,625
7McLean (unincorporated)Fairfax County38.3%49,627$250,001$3,422
8ViennaFairfax County35.5%16,412$216,953$2,391
9Arlington (unincorporated)Arlington County35.3%236,254$142,114$2,322
10Merrifield (unincorporated)Fairfax County34.6%20,698$136,373$2,368
11Tysons (unincorporated)Fairfax County34.2%28,936$129,818$2,497
12Oakton (unincorporated)Fairfax County34.1%36,528$160,663$2,276
13Kingstowne (unincorporated)Fairfax County33.7%18,360$151,535$2,406
14Reston (unincorporated)Fairfax County33.5%64,414$148,710$2,231
15Falls ChurchFalls Church City32.6%14,710$143,262$2,190
16Fort Hunt (unincorporated)Fairfax County31.2%16,700$216,038$3,501
17Stone Ridge (unincorporated)Loudoun County31.0%16,603$187,563$2,746
18McNair (unincorporated)Fairfax County30.8%22,655$122,778$2,287
19South Riding (unincorporated)Loudoun County30.4%34,352$196,403$2,905
20Newington (unincorporated)Fairfax County30.3%13,478$155,027$2,805
21Burke (unincorporated)Fairfax County30.0%44,029$185,818$2,894
22Ashburn (unincorporated)Loudoun County29.9%46,026$154,978$2,455
23FairfaxFairfax29.1%25,026$132,348$2,245
24AlexandriaAlexandria City28.9%156,976$119,681$2,089
25Short Pump (unincorporated)Henrico County28.9%29,026$138,845$1,847
26Fair Oaks (unincorporated)Fairfax County28.8%35,545$123,947$2,275
27Rose Hill (unincorporated)Fairfax County28.1%21,066$174,950$2,475
28LeesburgLoudoun County27.8%49,171$145,205$2,105
29Burke Centre (unincorporated)Fairfax County27.3%17,037$164,123$2,515
30Idylwood (unincorporated)Fairfax County27.0%17,559$120,109$2,045
31West Springfield (unincorporated)Fairfax County26.1%22,532$163,115$2,455
32Linton Hall (unincorporated)Prince William County26.1%41,876$178,915$2,575
33Buckhall (unincorporated)Prince William County26.0%21,602$180,021$2,478
34Huntington (unincorporated)Fairfax County25.6%13,502$99,956$2,062
35Gainesville (unincorporated)Prince William County25.4%18,196$174,410$2,283
36Montclair (unincorporated)Prince William County25.4%22,387$155,774$2,366
37Tuckahoe (unincorporated)Henrico County25.2%49,183$102,264$1,536
38Groveton (unincorporated)Fairfax County24.9%13,931$101,974$1,820
39Lorton (unincorporated)Fairfax County24.7%20,991$138,685$2,548
40Glen Allen (unincorporated)Henrico County24.5%17,551$92,723$1,804
41Chantilly (unincorporated)Fairfax County24.2%24,036$157,124$2,312
42Lincolnia (unincorporated)Fairfax County23.9%20,320$121,639$2,141
43West Falls Church (unincorporated)Fairfax County22.9%31,279$134,978$2,066
44Centreville (unincorporated)Fairfax County22.4%71,706$139,510$2,299
45Midlothian (unincorporated)Chesterfield County21.6%19,120$110,084$1,760
46CharlottesvilleCharlottesville City21.4%45,437$74,824$1,540
47HerndonFairfax County21.2%24,672$148,000$2,259
48Brandermill (unincorporated)Chesterfield County20.4%13,730$107,396$1,782
49Lake Ridge (unincorporated)Prince William County19.9%46,049$127,154$2,033
50Bon Air (unincorporated)Chesterfield County19.7%16,904$101,879$1,799
51Annandale (unincorporated)Fairfax County19.7%41,705$116,263$1,933
52RichmondRichmond City19.5%229,359$64,587$1,372
53Bailey's Crossroads (unincorporated)Fairfax County19.1%24,271$88,483$2,021
54Hollins (unincorporated)Roanoke County19.1%17,097$77,456$1,193
55Cherry Hill (unincorporated)Prince William County18.7%26,044$122,447$1,931
56BlacksburgMontgomery County18.2%45,446$50,182$1,359
57WilliamsburgWilliamsburg City18.1%15,798$75,604$1,407
58Mechanicsville (unincorporated)Hanover County18.1%38,683$98,595$1,724
59Springfield (unincorporated)Fairfax County17.9%31,154$125,999$2,656
60Cave Spring (unincorporated)Roanoke County17.9%25,742$87,539$1,285
61Leesylvania (unincorporated)Prince William County17.6%21,632$132,524$2,289
62Chester (unincorporated)Chesterfield County17.4%24,474$95,104$1,603
63FredericksburgFredericksburg City16.9%28,873$86,071$1,619
64Highland Springs (unincorporated)Henrico County16.3%14,296$57,599$1,269
65Laurel (unincorporated)Henrico County15.7%18,721$73,609$1,616
66Sterling (unincorporated)Loudoun County15.7%32,411$123,303$2,138
67Meadowbrook (unincorporated)Chesterfield County14.9%20,749$86,054$1,583
68Virginia BeachVirginia Beach City14.3%456,349$92,968$1,714
69Dale City (unincorporated)Prince William County14.2%71,016$111,994$1,876
70East Highland Park (unincorporated)Henrico County14.2%15,265$64,681$1,318
71WinchesterWinchester City14.0%27,913$63,974$1,315
72LynchburgLynchburg City13.8%79,497$57,947$1,073
73Hybla Valley (unincorporated)Fairfax County13.4%17,257$80,959$1,631
74ChesapeakeChesapeake City13.1%252,583$95,373$1,586
75Woodbridge (unincorporated)Prince William County13.0%43,945$104,741$2,101
76Bull Run (unincorporated)Prince William County12.7%16,859$89,679$2,002
77Woodlawn (unincorporated)Fairfax County12.5%21,194$91,884$1,828
78ManassasManassas City12.5%42,976$113,590$1,850
79RoanokeRoanoke City11.8%98,355$55,378$996
80ChristiansburgMontgomery County11.7%22,720$77,147$1,181
81HopewellHopewell City11.6%22,959$54,729$1,106
82BristolBristol City11.6%16,849$50,404$801
83Sudley (unincorporated)Prince William County11.3%19,162$94,309$2,139
84Manassas ParkManassas Park City11.0%16,798$103,250$2,146
85SalemSalem City10.8%25,618$66,725$1,133
86SuffolkSuffolk City10.7%98,796$92,666$1,563
87HamptonHampton City10.4%137,557$69,621$1,427
88CulpeperCulpeper County10.3%20,794$94,721$1,416
89WaynesboroWaynesboro City10.3%22,841$59,994$1,020
90Newport NewsNewport News City10.2%184,216$69,634$1,339
91NorfolkNorfolk City10.2%233,596$66,109$1,321
92MartinsvilleMartinsville City10.0%13,658$46,727$808
93PetersburgPetersburg City10.0%33,537$50,698$1,174
94HarrisonburgHarrisonburg City9.1%51,392$62,254$1,184
95Front RoyalWarren County8.9%15,296$64,838$1,135
96StauntonStaunton City8.8%25,948$65,581$1,024
97DanvilleDanville City8.8%42,214$44,423$836
98PortsmouthPortsmouth City8.7%97,190$60,491$1,300
99Colonial HeightsColonial Heights City8.2%18,352$76,505$1,234
100RadfordRadford City5.2%16,726$57,348$1,033

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Unincorporated places are census-designated places: they have no city government but are counted as communities. Figures describe the city itself.

FAQ

Which Virginia city has the largest share of people working from home?

Brambleton, with 50.0% (among the 100 largest places; ACS 2020–2024).

How many cities are ranked?

The 100 largest places in Virginia by population.

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