If you’re looking for affordable rents in the D.C. area, a region known for being one of the most expensive in the nation, you’ve come to the right place. Curbed DC reached out to Zillow to learn about which areas are a renter’s paradise in terms of prices.
First, Zillow compiled a list of neighborhoods that are declining the most on an annual basis, which might make them more affordable next year compared to this year.
Fastest declining year-over-year rents in the D.C. area
Neighborhood | Median Rent (11/2016) | YoY Change |
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Neighborhood | Median Rent (11/2016) | YoY Change |
Potomac Yard-Potomac Greens | $3,322 | -5.50% |
Wesley Heights | $2,848 | -5.40% |
Olde Glebe | $4,920 | -4.40% |
Spring Valley | $6,308 | -4.30% |
Takoma | $2,413 | -4.20% |
Next up, you’ll be able to find the least expensive median monthly rents in the D.C. area, compiled by Zillow.
Least expensive median monthly rents in the D.C. metro area
Neighborhood | Median Rent (11/2016) | YoY Change |
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Neighborhood | Median Rent (11/2016) | YoY Change |
Fairfax Village | $1,400 | 3.10% |
Garfield Heights | $1,458 | -1.40% |
Columbia Heights West | $1,538 | -4.00% |
Bull Run | $1,579 | -0.60% |
Sudley | $1,702 | 2.20% |
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