The most affordable unit on the map, this one bedroom condo is located on a quiet side street away from the hustle and bustle of 9th Street. There's not a lot of space -- only 453 sq.ft. -- and the HOAs are a manageable $286 per month. So for starting out, this place is turn-key ready and looking for an occupant.

Coming in at a low $219 per sq.ft., this listing is a deal makers paradise. With two bedrooms, one bath and more than 1,800 sq.ft., the condo has a yard and is geared towards people who want to dance. With loads of light, hangovers could potentially be even more painful.

Way down Florida Ave on the Bloomingdale and Truxton Circle borders, this two bedroom condo is searching for a buyer who doesn't mind walking. And to entice the potential buyer, the seller is putting up three months of condo fees to sweeten the deal (or a bit more than $1,200).

Keeping it modern and minimal is how this listing rolls. Fresh on the market and fresh in style, this two bedroom has plenty of space and a "rear spiral staircase" to give it that NYC loft feel. The floors are maple (not the syrup) and the HOAs for this pad are a surprisingly low $232 monthly.

Can't decide if you want to be in Logan, Shaw or U Street? Choose all three. The two bedroom, three bath condo has been on the market for about two months and is can't decide where it wants to be. With a shared roof terrace and access to amenities all around the listing, this condo may not be on the market for long.

There ain't much to look at here. With only an exterior pic, there's no telling what's going on behind the front door. All that's known is "the contract fell through" and the Victorian "boasts many opportunities". That's code for fixer-upper. But for a buyer willing to get dirty, this may be the opportunity.

Keeping it real in the penthouse. That's right. For a bit under a cool $1M, the three bedroom penthouse is looking for a whale to snatch it up Moby Dick style. New to the market, the penthouse boasts more than 2,700 sq.ft. of living space, which includes "sleek new finishes" and "Old World charm". Despite the massive size, HOAs are only $312 per month. Score!

In a nabe that's putting on a new face, a bit of new construction is only necessary to include. The development at Vermont Ave and T Street is bringing more units to a nabe that's in demand. There's already a model unit available, so take a tour and see if it's right for you.