Homes for Sale in the Washington DC Area
2924 listings available right now — swipe to find your perfect match.
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2,924
Active Listings
$899,378
Avg. Price
$25,000
Starting From
$17,750,000
Up To
How much do homes cost in Washington?
The median home price in Washington is $599,900, with listings ranging from $25,000 to $17,750,000. Buyers can expect to pay around $527/sqft on average. Homes typically spend 39 days on market.
Price Distribution
Recent Price Drops in Washington
33 Washington homes dropped price in the last 30 days · average drop -4.0%.
900 Azalea Dr
$995,000 → $895,000 · 2026-05-11
5809 Nicholson Ln Apt 307
$709,500 → $639,500 · 2026-05-06
10101 Grosvenor Pl Apt 1907
$285,000 → $259,000 · 2026-05-07
1104 Fallsmead Way
$1,189,000 → $1,090,000 · 2026-05-08
6 Chancelet Ct
$1,195,000 → $1,120,000 · 2026-05-13
4825 Great Oak Rd
$2,500,000 → $2,375,000 · 2026-05-07
And 27 more — sorted by largest drop first.
Featured Listings in Washington
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$420,0005500 Friendship Blvd Unit 1816N
Washington, DC
$1,850,0005600 Wisconsin Ave Unit 1-207
Washington, DC
$305,0004601 N Park Ave Unit 210K
Washington, DC
$995,0002602 Spencer Rd
Washington, DC
$1,750,0007710 Chatham Rd
Washington, DC
$1,895,0007903 Curtis St
Washington, DC
$2,350,0002800 Greenvale St
Washington, DC
$1,395,000113 Oxford St
Washington, DC
$1,595,0008504 Lynwood Pl
Washington, DC
$2,880,0007700 Leesburg Dr
Washington, DC
$225,0004970 Battery Ln Unit 108
Washington, DC
$1,739,0006312 Massachusetts Ave
Washington, DC
$315,0005101 River Rd Apt 1103
Washington, DC
$1,499,000717 Kentland Dr
Washington, DC
$2,050,000700 Running Brook Dr
Washington, DC
$1,250,00011913 Holly Spring Dr
Washington, DC
$1,089,0008008 Inspection House Rd
Washington, DC
$2,500,0007727 Fontaine St
Washington, DC
$245,0007541 Spring Lake Dr Apt B2
Washington, DC
$1,200,00011152 Powder Horn Dr
Washington, DC
$1,250,0009217 Copenhaver Dr
Washington, DC
$1,175,0008016 Quarry Ridge Way
Washington, DC
$6,950,000796 Falls Farm Ct
Washington, DC
Best Value Picks in Washington
Washington homes priced below $527 per square foot — the city average. Sorted by lowest $/sqft.
$315,00055% below avg5101 River Rd Apt 1103
Washington, DC
$236/sqft
$245,00050% below avg7541 Spring Lake Dr Apt B2
Washington, DC
$266/sqft
$225,00044% below avg4970 Battery Ln Unit 108
Washington, DC
$293/sqft
$420,00038% below avg5500 Friendship Blvd Unit 1816N
Washington, DC
$326/sqft
$1,250,00036% below avg9217 Copenhaver Dr
Washington, DC
$338/sqft
$305,00033% below avg4601 N Park Ave Unit 210K
Washington, DC
$355/sqft
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Schools serving multiple Washington listings, rated 7+ on a 10-point scale.
Hyde-Addison Elementary School
Murch Elementary School
Deal Middle School
Garrison Elementary School
Stoddert Elementary School
Ross Elementary School
Mann Elementary School
Marie Reed Elementary School
What types of homes are for sale in Washington?
Washington listings average 2.7 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 1,687 square feet. The average year built is 1952. Condo homes are the most common property type, making up 53% of available inventory.
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Active inventory in Washington stands at 2924 listings, priced between $25,000 to $17,750,000. The median comes in at $599,900, averaging $527 per square foot, and condo properties make up 53% of what's for sale. Townhouse (30%) and Single Family (13%) round out the mix.
Expect 2.7 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 1,687 square feet on an average listing in Washington. Average year built: 1952. Homes typically go under contract after 39 days on market.
Most of the current inventory in Washington is concentrated in Southeast Washington, Northwest Washington, Columbia Heights, Northeast Washington. These neighborhoods differ sharply on price, style, and commute profile, so it pays to compare before narrowing.
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Frequently asked questions about homes for sale in Washington
How many homes are for sale in Washington, DC?
There are 2,924 homes for sale in Washington, DC right now, with prices ranging from $25,000 to $17,750,000. Inventory is refreshed daily from live listing feeds.
What is the median home price in Washington?
The median home price in Washington is $599,900, with an average of $899,378. Prices span $25,000 to $17,750,000 across 2,924 current listings.
What is the average price per square foot in Washington?
The average price per square foot in Washington is $527 based on current listings. Per-sqft varies meaningfully by neighborhood and property type within the city.
What types of homes are for sale in Washington?
Condo homes dominate Washington inventory at 53% of listings. Townhouse (30%) and Single Family (13%) round out the mix.
What does a typical Washington home look like?
A typical Washington listing offers 2.7 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 1,687 square feet, with an average year built of 1952.
Which neighborhoods have the most listings in Washington?
Active inventory in Washington is concentrated in Southeast Washington, Northwest Washington, Columbia Heights, Northeast Washington. Each neighborhood differs on price and property type, so comparing across them usually surfaces more range than a single one.
How long do Washington homes stay on the market?
Washington homes have been on the market an average of 39 days. Newer listings (under 7 days) typically indicate fresh inventory worth early attention.
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