Row Home Market Intelligence

DC Row Home Market

Live row home market data for 40 Washington DC neighborhoods. All figures reflect row home transactions only: median prices, days on market, price per square foot, and year-over-year trends.

DC Row Home Market Pulse

City-wide row home snapshot

Data as of 2026-03-22 · 40 neighborhoods

Median Row Home Price

$1.0M

Row home sales across 40 neighborhoods

Median Days on Market

20

Row homes, listing to accepted offer

List-to-Sale Ratio

97.9%

Row homes below asking, on average

Median Price / Sq Ft

$662

Row homes, fee simple and condo

Brian's Take

What the row home numbers are actually saying

Every metric on this page reflects row home transactions only: fee simple rowhouses and rowhouse condos sold through BrightMLS. This is not a general residential market overview. It is a row home market report. That distinction matters because row homes price, trade, and appreciate differently than the broader condo or detached home markets.

A 20-day median DOM for row homes citywide masks the fact that a well-priced rowhouse on Capitol Hill goes in under 10 days, while row homes in emerging corridors sit for 40+. A $1.0M city median masks the $600K spread between Petworth and Georgetown. The number that matters is the one for the specific neighborhood and property type you are evaluating.

The comparison tool below shows exactly that. Pick the neighborhoods you care about and see how their row home markets stack up on every metric that drives a decision.

"The buyers and sellers who make the best decisions are the ones who understand their specific market, not the DC market. Your neighborhood is your market. Your block is your market. Everything else is noise."

Brian R. Hill

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Row Home Neighborhood Comparison Tool

Select up to three neighborhoods to compare their row home markets side-by-side. All metrics reflect row home transactions only: fee simple and condo.

Select two or more neighborhoods above

The row home comparison will appear here with median price, DOM, price per sqft (overall, fee simple, and condo), list-to-sale ratio, YoY change, and active inventory.

All Neighborhoods · Row Homes Only

DC Row Home Market Leaderboard

All 40 neighborhoods ranked by median row home sale price. All figures reflect row home closed sales only (fee simple and condo). Click any neighborhood to view its full market guide.

Neighborhood Median Price DOM $/SqFt List/Sale YoY Sales
Kalorama Heights $2.7M 51 $743 94.3% +21.3% 27
Burleith-Hillandale $2M 6 $954 99.6% +8.4% 26
Georgetown $1.9M 12 $1083 98.1% +1.3% 133
Woodley Park $1.7M 11 $836 100.0% -7.2% 17
Cathedral Heights $1.7M 5 $709 100.4% -3.9% 1
Kalorama Triangle $1.7M 41 $662 90.9% -2.5% 9
Dupont Circle $1.6M 16 $803 95.8% +9.5% 57
Cleveland Park $1.4M 12 $747 98.0% -8.9% 13
North Cleveland Park $1.4M 14 $761 98.2% +5.3% 7
Mount Pleasant $1.4M 7 $698 100.0% +2.8% 58
Foxhall Village $1.4M 6 $784 100.0% +7.2% 12
Forest Hills $1.3M 8 $533 94.9% -5.6% 2
Logan Circle $1.2M 23 $768 100.0% -15.3% 73
Glover Park $1.2M 10 $858 98.7% -12.2% 46
Chevy Chase DC $1.2M 6 $689 100.0% -4.3% 28
Navy Yard $1.1M 18 $672 97.5% +8.1% 5
Capitol Hill $1.1M 13 $710 98.4% -4.2% 337
Shaw $1.1M 19 $652 98.4% -2.7% 37
AU Park $1.1M 7 $748 100.9% +4.5% 7
Bloomingdale $1M 22 $632 98.5% -6.7% 40
Friendship Heights $1M 20 $604 97.8% -5.2% 3
16th St Heights $1M 32 $535 96.2% +0.5% 42
U Street $995K 29 $663 97.7% +0.6% 17
Crestwood $990K 13 $620 100.0% -31.1% 3
Adams Morgan $952K 15 $713 97.9% -8.4% 14
Mount Vernon Sq $925K 18 $575 100.0% +49.2% 3
Foggy Bottom $910K 34 $856 97.0% -2.0% 8
Hill East $898K 19 $629 98.2% +5.6% 35
NE / NoMa / H St $880K 38 $520 95.7% -9.7% 45
Park View $824K 27 $540 96.9% -3.3% 22
LeDroit Park $824K 41 $537 96.4% -4.7% 29
Columbia Heights $816K 31 $512 96.6% -2.3% 148
Petworth $776K 26 $506 96.5% -0.1% 195
Eckington $742K 33 $532 97.7% -7.2% 39
SW Waterfront $730K 26 $483 98.6% -4.6% 15
Brightwood $645K 27 $499 95.5% -0.8% 78
Trinidad $640K 44 $421 94.4% -5.5% 62
Kingman Park $638K 28 $548 96.7% -6.2% 28
Brookland $630K 27 $470 97.3% +4.1% 123
Truxton Circle $555K 43 $521 95.5% -29.5% 7

Source: BrightMLS via Compass. All figures reflect row home closed sales only (fee simple rowhouses and rowhouse condos), trailing 12 months as of 2026-03-22. YoY compares current row home median to prior 12-month row home median. Sales = total row home transactions in the period.

Current Rates

Mortgage Rates

Week of March 19, 2026

30-Year Fixed

6.22%

Freddie Mac PMMS

15-Year Fixed

5.54%

Freddie Mac PMMS

Source: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Published weekly. Rates reflect national averages and will vary based on credit profile, loan size, and lender.

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DC Mortgage Calculator

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Loan Amount

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Property Tax (DC 0.85%)

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Homeowners Insurance (0.2% est.)

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PMI (if < 20% down)

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Income to Qualify · 43% DTI, No Other Debt

Single Income

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gross annual

Dual Income

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per person, 50/50 split

DC assumptions built in: property tax rate 0.85% (DC Class 1 owner-occupied residential). Homeowners insurance estimated at 0.2% annually (approximately $1,500/year on a $750K home; actual premiums vary by coverage and provider). PMI estimated at 0.7% of loan amount annually if down payment is under 20%, removed at 20% down. Income estimates assume 43% DTI with no other monthly debt obligations. Rates from Freddie Mac PMMS. For illustrative purposes only.

Frequently Asked

DC Row Home Market FAQ

What is the median row home price in Washington DC?

The median row home sale price across the 40 DC neighborhoods we track is $1.0M, based on BrightMLS row home closed sales data. All figures on this page reflect row home transactions only: fee simple rowhouses and rowhouse condos. The city-wide number obscures enormous variation. Capitol Hill and Georgetown row homes trade above $1M median, while neighborhoods like Trinidad and Brightwood Park are under $650K.

How long do row homes take to sell in DC?

The median days on market for row homes across DC is 20 days. That number averages very fast markets (Logan Circle and Capitol Hill row homes under 10 days) and slower ones (emerging neighborhoods at 30 to 45+ days). Well-priced row homes in high-demand areas routinely go under contract within a week. Row homes that sit are almost always mispriced or under-marketed.

Which DC neighborhoods have the strongest row home appreciation?

Year-over-year appreciation for row homes varies significantly by neighborhood and time period. The leaderboard above shows current YoY trends for all 44 neighborhoods, calculated from row home closed sales only. As a general pattern, row home neighborhoods with improving walkability, proximity to transit, and strong owner-occupant demand tend to appreciate most consistently. Capitol Hill, Shaw, and Logan Circle have among the strongest long-run row home appreciation records in the city.

Where does the row home data come from?

All market data on this page is sourced from BrightMLS via Compass and reflects row home transactions only: fee simple rowhouses and rowhouse condos. Median values are calculated from closed sales over a trailing 12-month period. Year-over-year comparisons use the prior 12-month row home median as the baseline. Mortgage rates are pulled live from the FRED API via the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

How often is this data updated?

Row home market data is updated periodically as new BrightMLS exports become available. Mortgage rates update automatically from the FRED API at each site build. The "as of" date shown throughout the page reflects when the row home data was last refreshed from BrightMLS.

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