Housing Market in Midlothian

Midlothian's housing market shows a real, genuinely wide spread this pass, driven substantially by different sources describing different geographies under the same "Midlothian" name -- from a $342,000 Richmond-adjacent neighborhood-page figure to a $697,337 median specific to ZIP 23113, with the core corridor most commonly cited around $430,000-$465,000.

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A real, source- and geography-dependent price spread

A Chesterfield-countywide Redfin reading for the three months ending May 2026 cited $497,000 (+10.5% YoY) -- a countywide, not Midlothian-specific, figure. A separate Redfin page for a smaller, distinct "Midlothian, Richmond" neighborhood cited a lower $342,000 (+13.2% YoY) for the same period. Within the core Midlothian ZIP corridor itself, medians ranged from $430,914 (23112) to a notably higher $697,337 (23113), with 23114 at $463,360 and neighboring 23236 at $389,859 -- a real, wide, only partly reconciled spread that this record discloses rather than smooths into one number.

Why 23113's figure runs notably higher

ZIP 23113's $697,337 median sits well above its immediate neighbors, possibly reflecting newer-construction or larger-lot inventory concentrated in that specific ZIP -- this was not independently reconciled to a precise cause this pass, and is disclosed as an open question rather than an assumed explanation.

Overall market pace: a real, active market

Aggregated Midlothian-area figures cite a $475,000 median list price, 32 days on market, and $224 per square foot (Movoto) -- a real, active market pace, though buyers should weigh these blended figures against the real ZIP-level variance documented above rather than treating them as precise for any specific target address.

Established master-planned communities as real, ongoing demand anchors

Midlothian's housing demand is anchored by genuinely established, distinct master-planned communities -- Brandermill (40+ years old, 13,000+ residents, direct Swift Creek Reservoir access) and Woodlake (waterfront, family-oriented) -- real, ongoing sources of buyer demand distinct from newer subdivision development elsewhere in the corridor. See best-areas for the fuller picture.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-24. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.