Washington, DC.
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Washington, DC

What would my Washington, DC home sell for?

Here is where Washington, DC stands: the typical value, the range most homes fall in and the months that have sold best. This is your neighborhood, not your home: your condition, upgrades and timing move you within or beyond the range.

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Typical value
$567k
The middle of the market, from Zillow Research, as of September 2026.
Typical range
$335k to $1.13M
From the typical home in the lower-priced third of Washington, DC to the typical home in its upper third. Most homes in Washington, DC fall inside it.
This year
−0.7%
Twelve-month change in the typical value. Rising over the last three months, +0.6%.

Typical value, last 24 months

Washington, DC, from $594,220 in October 2024 to $567,289 in September 2026. The dot is the latest month.

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Updated October 22, 2026, with Zillow’s latest figures (through September). Source: Zillow Research. Neighborhood-level figures describe the area, not any one home.

What the figures say

The typical value in Washington, DC is down 0.7% on the year, and the last three months have been rising, up 0.6%. Most homes in Washington, DC fall between $335k and $1.13M: the typical home in the lower-priced third and in the upper third. A home’s condition and upgrades move it within or beyond that range.

Momentum
Rising, the last three months

The months that sold best

The strongest months to close here have been April through June, when homes sold for about 6% above the year’s average, so the months to list are March to May. December through February runs about 5% below.

Best months to list
March to May
Softest months to close
December to February

Updated October 22, 2026, with Zillow’s latest sale prices (through August). Source: Zillow Research, median sale prices.

Kevin’s sales in Washington, DC

Homes Kevin has sold here
23 homes

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