Welcome to
Washington, DC
Where political power and brownstone charm intersect.
The nation's capital is a mosaic of distinctive neighborhoods — from the Federal-style row houses of Georgetown and Capitol Hill to the mid-century condominiums of Southwest Waterfront and the modern high-rises of NoMa and Navy Yard. Rich in walkable culture, world-class dining, and a Metro system that connects the entire region, DC offers something for nearly every buyer profile.
Overview
Washington, DC by the numbers
678,972
Total Population
34.1
Median Age
$104,000
Avg. Household Income
318,248
Households
Approximate median sale price: $725,000Demographics: U.S. Census / American Community Survey estimates
Getting Around
Around Washington, DC
Walk Score
Very Walkable
Bike Score
Very Bikeable
Transit Score
Excellent Transit
Points of Interest
What's happening around Washington, DC
Dining
The Wharf
Waterfront dining and live music
Dining
Union Market
Curated food hall in NoMa
Active
Rock Creek Park
1,754-acre urban forest
Shopping
CityCenterDC
Luxury retail downtown
Culture
Smithsonian Museums
Free, world-class
Nightlife
14th Street Corridor
Bars, boutiques, brunch
Education
Schools in and around Washington, DC
| Name | Grades |
|---|---|
| School Without Walls HS | 9-12 |
| Wilson High School | 9-12 |
| Deal Middle School | 6-8 |
| Lafayette Elementary | PK-5 |
| Sidwell Friends | PK-12 |
School data is a starting point. Boundary and program details change — verify with the district.
Why buyers choose Washington, DC
- Walk-friendly across most of NW, Capitol Hill, and Navy Yard
- Metro-served with 6 lines and 91 stations
- Robust condo and row-house inventory
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