Housing in Washington D. C. Metro

1)      If you rely on public transportation, living in the city requires less travel time.

2)      If you own a car, parking is generally a problem in the city and often costs approximately $10 per day.

3)      Many of our residents live in Northwest DC, or in Virginia or Maryland, near a metro stop.

4)      Listed below are some accessible neighborhoods within a 20 mile radius of the DC area:

Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, Georgetown, Glover Park, Cleveland Park/Woodley Park, Spring Valley, Friendship Heights/Bethesda, Takoma Park, Virginia (Alexandria, Fort Belvoir, Springfield, and Arlington,) Maryland (Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville and Gaithersberg.)

Washington, DC is arranged in quadrants - NE, SE, SW and NW - with the Capitol building at the center of the quadrants.

Price Range
Rental rates vary greatly within Washington DC, but the figures below should give you an idea of average rental rates within the area.

Housing

Washington, DC

Maryland/Virginia

Efficiency/Studio

$800-up

$700-up

1 Bedroom

$1000-up

$850-up

2 Bedroom

$1200-up

$1000-up

Apt. to share

$450-650-up

$400-600-up

Entire House

$2200-up

$1800-up

Rates for Furnished Apartments in the DC area:

Please feel free to contact our office at (202) 645-8772 if you have any questions about finding housing, transportation, expenses, or any other information related to housing in Washington, DC metro.