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Land for Sale in Haymarket, VA
Where I-66 meets Route 15 at the edge of Prince William's Rural Crescent, next door to the collapsed Digital Gateway site.
Haymarket, Virginia
Haymarket sits at the junction of Interstate 66 and Route 15 in northwestern Prince William County, right at the edge of the Rural Crescent, the county's large-lot rural policy area. Thoroughfare Gap, the historic break in the Bull Run Mountains just west of town, marks where the land starts to climb toward the Piedmont; Antioch and the Waterfall area to the south keep the same open, low-density character. Gainesville, immediately next door, has spent the last several years at the center of the region's biggest data-center fight.
Buyers here tend to want acreage with highway access — close enough to I-66 for a commute, rural enough to keep horses, cattle, or just distance from neighbors. It's a market shaped as much by what's next door in Gainesville as by Haymarket itself, and any conversation about land value here has to account for that.
- Thoroughfare Gap
- Antioch
- Waterfall
- Gainesville
- The Plains
The land around Haymarket
Ordinary land sales in this part of Prince William follow the county's broader pattern — a countywide vacant-land median in the $165,000 to $175,000 range, with most sales under 5 acres, though larger acreage tracts do trade near the Rural Crescent boundary and toward Thoroughfare Gap.
The Pageland Lane assemblage that anchored the Digital Gateway data-center proposal sits just south of Haymarket in Gainesville. At its peak, that roughly 2,100-acre assemblage offered landowners between $315,000 and $515,000 per acre, a number that reset expectations for land near the project, whether or not a given parcel was actually included. The Court of Appeals voided the rezoning in March 2026, the developer withdrew in July, and the county has since denied a comparable proposal and paused its overlay-district rewrite. That history matters for anyone near Haymarket fielding a similar approach today. See our data-center land guide for the full timeline.
Land near the Rural Crescent boundary carries its own zoning considerations, and any parcel under a land-use assessment should be checked for rollback exposure before a sale. See our rollback tax guide.
Get a clear-eyed value read before you respond to any offer.
Selling land or a farm near Haymarket
If you own land near Haymarket, you've likely already heard about Digital Gateway, whether or not your parcel was ever part of it. That project's collapse doesn't mean interest in the area disappeared, but it does mean any current offer deserves scrutiny rather than assumption. An option agreement is not a sale, and pricing based on what a neighboring assemblage once offered can be misleading once you're outside the specific footprint that was under contract.
We cover Haymarket as part of Prince William County and can help you separate real offers from speculation. Tell us about your property.
Questions we hear
Is my land near Haymarket part of a data-center project?
Not automatically. The Digital Gateway assemblage that drove data-center interest in this area was a specific roughly 2,100-acre footprint in Gainesville, and that project is dead as of July 2026. A parcel simply being nearby does not mean it carries the same value or interest.
What happened to the Pageland Lane data-center project?
The Court of Appeals affirmed the voided rezoning in March 2026 and the developer withdrew in July 2026, after the assemblage had offered landowners roughly $315,000 to $515,000 per acre. The county has since denied a similar proposal nearby.
How is ordinary land near Haymarket valued?
Prince William's countywide vacant-land sales run in the $165,000 to $175,000 median range, mostly under 5 acres, though larger tracts near the Rural Crescent boundary trade differently. Request a Prince William land value read for your specific parcel.
Should I expect another data-center offer here?
There's no way to promise that one way or the other. What matters is evaluating any offer that does come on its own terms — the specific acreage, zoning path, and buyer — rather than assuming it will mirror what happened at Pageland Lane.
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Whether you own acreage and want a straight read on what it's worth, you've had an offer you don't fully trust, or you're looking to buy farmland that actually works — send a note. A real person reads it and replies within one business day. No pressure, no listing pitch.
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