Aleksandr Belov
Author and editor of the ultramodern-hotels.com blog
Average apartment rental prices in Washington, DC. June 2022
How much does it cost to rent apartments and studios in Washington (DC) in July 2022? The average rental price for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,290 per month. One-bedroom apartments have risen in price by 5.50% year on year. Two bedroom apartment rentals are down 1.00% year on year. Despite this, Washington (DC) is in the TOP 10 most expensive cities in the US in terms of the cost of renting an apartment. You can rent a studio in Washington for an average of $1,970 per month. Studio rentals are up 22% year-on-year.
The most expensive neighborhoods in Washington DC include Southwest Employment Area ($3,525/month), Foggy Bottom – GWU – West End ($3,076/month) and Navy Yard ($3,020/month).
The cheapest neighborhoods in Washington to rent apartments include Anacostia ($1,094/month), Fort Dupont ($1,125/month) and Congress Heights ($1,150/month).
Average rent for a 1-bedroom apartment in Washington, DC
Average 1 bedroom rent price (July 2022) = $2,290/per month
Month-over-Month Price Change Rent (M/M %)
0%
Year-Over-Year Price Change Rent (Y/Y %), 1 bedroom
5.5%
Average rent for a 2-bedroom apartment in Washington, DC
Average 2 bedroom rent price (July 2022) = $3,050/per month
Month-over-Month Price Change Rent (M/M %)
1.7%
Year-Over-Year Price Change Rent (Y/Y %), 2 bedroom
-1%
Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Washington, DC. July 2022
1. Southwest Employment Area (1 bedroom)
$3,525/month
2. Foggy Bottom - GWU - West End (1 bedroom)
$3,076/month
3. Navy Yard (1 bedroom)
$3,020/month
Most Cheapest Neighborhoods in Washington, DC. July 2022
1. Anacostia (1 bedroom)
$1,094/month
2. Fort Dupont (1 bedroom)
$1,125/month
3. Congress Heights (1 bedroom)
$1,150/month
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