Coming to Ashburn for a tech or data center opportunity? A job offer is only one part of the move. Where you live, how you get around, and what you do after work matter too. Here's a starting point for exploring your new home.
Get to know your new community
Original photos from around Ashburn โ a look at the places and everyday experiences behind the move.

Find a place to live
Start by comparing apartment communities, room rentals, and neighborhoods. Look beyond the advertised rent to understand your full monthly budget.
- Compare rent, deposits, parking, and utilities
- Consider commute time and transportation
- Explore first-time homebuyer resources when ready

Explore transportation
The Ashburn Metro station connects the area to the Washington region through the Silver Line. Your commute may also involve driving, biking, or a local bus.
- Check your actual worksite commute
- Review Metro and parking options
- Plan for shift schedules and late hours
Before you move: a simple checklist
Confirm your work location and schedule, estimate your take-home budget, compare housing options, plan your commute, and leave room for moving costs. If you're relocating for a data center role, remember that some facilities operate around the clock โ commute planning matters.

BEYOND THE WORKDAY
Life beyond the data centers
Moving for a career is also a chance to discover a new place. Make time to explore parks, restaurants, trails, neighborhoods, and the quieter moments that make Ashburn feel like home.