Formerly the Iglesia Ni Christo church, this site is now known as Morton Street Mews. Opened in 2015, this 26-unit condo development offers high-end units that can list over $1 million.

This new residential development was once known as Meridian Hill Baptist Church. Now, it’s an 85-unit condo project just two blocks from the nearest Metro station.

Sydell Group's new 220-room hotel for Adams Morgan will come with two restaurants, a coffee shop, and an event space. Amenities will include a sauna. Originally, this hotel was a c. 1912-constructed church known as the First Church of Christ.

The former chapel of this ex-rectory, convent, and Catholic School still has tall ceilings and stained glass windows, retained from its original structure. Bishop’s Gate is now a townhome community with 82 residences.

Before, this church was known as Scripture Cathedral. Soon, it will be replaced with 66 apartments over nearly 7,000 square feet of retail and 68 below-grade parking spaces.

This building, once the Alexander Memorial Baptist Church, was constructed in 1909. It was later converted into three condos, some which reach over $2 million in price.

In 2009, two Capitol Hill congregations—St. Monica's and St. James—became one when this building from 1908 became a boutique condo building, called The Residences at Saint Monica’s.

Built in 1891, this church later became Faith Baptist Church in the 1950s before being converted once again to 18 condos in 1989. Each of the units range from 570 to 1,375 square feet. The stained glass windows from the original property were retained.

In 2015, Capitol Hill’s circa 1855-built Mount Joy Baptist Church was converted into a condo complex. The units feature walk-in closets, stainless steel appliances, and quartz countertops.