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Demographic and Community Profile
Centreville has grown into one of Northern Virginia’s most vibrant suburban communities.
- Population: Approximately 74,000 residents
- Median Age: Around 37 years old
- Median Household Income: Roughly $125,000 (higher than the national average)
- Community Feel: Centreville is celebrated for its cultural diversity
History and Heritage
Centreville’s roots trace back to the early 18th century when it was first settled as a small colonial crossroads community. Originally called “Newgate,” it became known as Centreville in 1792 for its central location among several trade routes.
During the Civil War, Centreville served as a strategic site for both Union and Confederate armies, with remnants of fortifications still visible today at the Manassas National Battlefield Park nearby. The town’s mix of historic charm and modern growth reflects its rich past and enduring spirit.
Work and Economy
Centreville benefits from its strategic proximity to Dulles Technology Corridor and Tysons Corner, both major employment centers in Northern Virginia. The local economy is driven by:
- Sectors: Technology, government contracting, education, and healthcare.
- Employment Opportunities: Many residents work for federal agencies