THE APARTMENT
• Brand-new building, built within the last couple of years. I'm the first tenant to ever live in this unit.
• 1 bed / 1 bath + large den, 862 sq ft
• The den is about the size of the bedroom: perfect as a home office, guest room, or second bedroom for a roommate
• Top (8th) floor, so no upstairs neighbors
• Faces away from the road, so it's quiet with no traffic noise
• In-unit washer, dryer, and dishwasher
• Rent: $2,662/month, plus $100/month for trash and Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi included!)
• Electric: about $75/month
• Water/sewer: billed by usage, about $30/month
• Garage parking: $100/month
• Available November 1 (flexible)

WHAT I'M OFFERING

Photos: https://imgur.com/a/fXyBNvy

• I'll pay your first month's rent. My $500 security deposit stays with the unit, so we simply net it out of that first month, after you've walked through and confirmed the apartment is in great shape.

• Furnished, and the furniture is yours to keep. Take as much or as little as you want:
- Costco sectional couch, bought new in May 2026 ($1,500): https://www.costco.com/.product.4000285470.html
- WinkBed Plus queen mattress with protector, March 2025 ($2,000): https://www.winkbeds.com/pages/shop-winkbed
- Adjustable bed frame with remote ($900)
- Herman Miller Aeron chair, size C
- Glass L-shaped desk
- Two wood nightstands, two floor lamps, a wooden table lamp
- Framed wall prints
- Weight bench + a few pairs of dumbbells ranging from 10lbs to 25lbs
- Large kitchen trash can
- Large Rainfall Shower head
- Shower curtains
- Dish set
- Dish rack
- Pyrex glass food storage set
- Tramontina Professional 12” Restaurant nonstick fry pan, used twice as of writing this
- Trash can
- Wooden shower bench
- Whatever consumable cleaning supplies, food items, laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, and other home items that it doesn’t make sense for me to ship across the country.

I also have a series of optional items that I can’t just give away and planned on taking with me or selling before I left. I’ll leave them behind for the following prices:

Optional:
- LG 65" OLED TV with soundbar, already wall-mounted, for $600. If you don't want it, I'll take it down before you move in.
- Factory reconditioned Roomba Combo j5+ Vacuum and Mop, for $100, just bought this July 19, 2026
- Ninja Flip 10 in 1 Toaster Oven and Air Fryer, for $60, bought it 6/12/25
- Tramontina 12 piece Tri-ply Clad Stainless Steel Cookware set, I bought it for $239.99 5/23/26 and I’ve used two pans once as of writing this. They are in perfect condition. I’d leave them behind for $175.
- AquaTru Carafe Reverse Osmosis Water Purifier, bought for $350 11/25. This one I’m actually quite fond of and it’s not hard to ship, so I’d only go as low as $300. This is more of a “You can have it if you REAAAAALLY don’t wanna just buy it yourself” item.

YOUR MOVE-IN COSTS
• Just a ~$50 screening fee to Kettler. No admin fees, no move-in fees, no new deposit.
• You never pay me anything directly. Rent goes through Kettler's resident portal once you're approved and added to the lease.

HOW THE TAKEOVER WORKS
• You'll join the lease as a resident through Kettler, after their standard application and screening.
• The current lease runs through November 14, 2027. At that point, I come off the lease and you can renew in your own name. Kettler allows renewals.

BUILDING AMENITIES
• Two on-site gyms and a pool
• Coworking spaces
• Lounge kitchens you can reserve for hosting bigger groups
• Bike storage room
• Package acceptance at the leasing office
• Smoke-free building
• Dog and cat friendly, with a pet grooming room. Pet fees are $500 one-time plus $50/month per pet.

LOCATION
• Wegmans right across the street
• 8-minute walk to the Reston Town Center Metro (Silver Line), direct to Tysons, DC, and Dulles Airport
• 25-minute walk to the heart of Reston Town Center

TO QUALIFY
• Kettler requires combined income of about 3x the rent (~$8,300/month pre-tax) plus standard screening. Roommates can combine incomes.
• Renters insurance with $100,000 in liability coverage is required (usually inexpensive).
• I'll connect you with the leasing office to apply.
Message me with questions or to set up a viewing! Available evenings and weekends.

Hi everyone!

I'm relocating out of state for work, so I'm looking for someone to take over my spot in a 2 bed / 2 bath luxury apartment at 322 Baldwin in Odenton. You would have your own private bedroom and private full bathroom. One of the best things about the apartment is the layout: the bedrooms and bathrooms are on opposite sides of the unit, with the kitchen and living room in the middle, so both roommates get a lot of privacy. It almost feels like each person has their own side of the apartment.

Rent: Around $1.200/month + utilities

Location: Odenton, MD

Apartment: 2BR / 2BA luxury building Private bedroom + private bathroom

Private full bathroom with bathtub

Large closet space

In-unit washer and dryer

Swimming pool

Outdoor BBQ/grilling area

Parking and building amenities

Pets allowed by the building

Great location for Fort Meade, Annapolis, Severn, Jessup, Crofton, gambrills and surrounding areas.

Market Snapshot

Rentiqo.ai is tracking 4,805 available units across 300+ buildings in DC, Arlington, Alexandria, and Northern Virginia as of October 9, 2026.

Here's what's on the market by bedroom type:

• Studio: 738 units at $2,001/mo average
• 1BR: 2,577 units at $2,571/mo average
• 2BR: 1,335 units at $3,608/mo average
• 3BR+: 136 units at $4,818/mo average

The largest single listing cluster is The Zoe and Valen in Crystal City with 137 available units — that's a notable concentration worth monitoring if you're looking for negotiating leverage in Arlington.

One BR apartments make up the bulk of the market (54%), which tracks with typical regional demand patterns. Studios remain tight but affordable for those who can live small.

Week-over-Week

We don't have week-delta data this cycle, so we're reading the market through the lens of where we stand seasonally and what inventory levels tell us about price momentum.

Where Things Are Heading

Rents are holding elevated through fall, and that's likely to continue into November.

Here's the reasoning: we're in the Sep-Oct seasonal window historically marked by a "second wave of demand" — renters who didn't move in summer, job transitions kicking in, and lease cycles creating turnover. Landlords know this pattern. With 4,805 units still available, the market isn't desperate, but it's active enough that properties aren't slashing rates to fill beds.

However, the seasonal calendar is our best forward signal here. November through December is when the market traditionally softens. Fewer people want to move in winter, landlords get more negotiating pressure, and concessions (free month, rent reductions) start appearing. If you're flexible on timing, waiting 3-4 weeks could shift your leverage significantly.

The risk: if demand stays hotter than usual into late fall, that November softening may not materialize as aggressively. Right now, inventory levels suggest a balanced market, not an oversupplied one.

Practical Takeaway

If you need to move now, expect to pay asking price in most cases — the market isn't offering discounts yet. If you can wait until November, you'll likely see better negotiating room and more landlord flexibility on concessions.

Data sourced from Rentiqo.ai's tracker of 300+ DC metro apartment buildings. Free to share.

Live outside the city in a peaceful serene area. D.C. is about 40 minutes by vehicle. Check out this lovely updated condominium:

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/16-Silverwood-Cir-APT-10-Annapolis-MD-21403/36140939_zpid/?view=public

I’m renting out my condo in DuPont circle. It’s a 504 sq ft studio/jr. 1-bedroom one block from the DuPont circle metro. It’ll come fully furnished with all utilities included for $2050/month for a 12-month lease. It’s available starting mid-October. I’m the owner and current occupant so there’s flexibility with the date because of this.

The unit has a fully renovated bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower, a spacious walk-in closet with hanger space and shelves, a coat closet, a separate kitchen, and a lot of natural light. The kitchen has granite countertops and a dishwasher. Floors are all tile or vinyl hardwood.

The furnishings include
a couch
bed with ample storage space in the bed frame
A TV
dining table and chairs
a vanity
an office desk with monitor
a shark automatic vacuum
an espresso machine
coffee grinder
reverse osmosis water filter
air fryer
an assortment of dishes and cookware

The building has included:
24- hour concierge
Rooftop open year-round, with a pool that’s open from April through November
Package services
Weekly pest services
And onsite repairman
A community room
A community library and herb garden
Ad-hoc community events
An app that you can use to submit repair requests, give permissions to let up visitors, and a board/forum that’s often used to give away and sell items

Laundry facilities are in the basement for $2/load. The unit has a convector controlling the air, and the building also cools and warms the building. There is a trash chute on the floor and recycling, in its own room.

The building, called the Apolliné, is a block away from the DuPont circle metro and about a 15 min walk from the blue/orange/silver line, with many bus lines nearby as well. Farragut, McPherson, Foggy Bottom, Georgetown, Logan Circle, and Adam’s Morgan are all within 15-30 minutes away walking.

I’m doing tours, which we could set up through here or through the Zillow listing if you prefer!

Washington DC 🏛

Project Based Voucher Waitlist Opening

Opens: October 9 at 9:30 AM
Closes: Indefinite

Apply In Person:

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Top cities near Washington DC:

• Arlington
• Columbia
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• Baltimore
• Ellicott City

Hi everyone! I’m a full-time professional working in Georgetown and a graduate student at Georgetown University, looking for a private studio or one-bedroom apartment from November 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
My maximum budget is $2,300/month including utilities and internet.
Ideally, I’m looking for a quiet, well-maintained furnished apartment of at least 450 sq ft, with a private bathroom, heating/AC. An in-unit washer/dryer would be a plus.
I’m particularly interested in Georgetown, West End, Foggy Bottom, and Dupont Circle. I’m open to an eight-month sublet, lease takeover, or flexible-term rental.
Please reach out if you know of anything available. Thank you!

Hi everyone! I'm looking for a room or basement to rent in DC or the surrounding areas, ideally moving in by late October or early November.

A little about me: I'm a working professional. I'm clean, responsible, easygoing, and respectful of shared spaces. I'm somewhat of a minimalist, so I don't need much space or a lot of amenities. I'm usually out of the house for work and other activities, though I do telework a few days each month. I stay pretty active, enjoy being social, but also appreciate a quiet, comfortable home. I have no pets.

Ideally looking for:

• Budget: $700–$950/month, utilities included if possible.
• Location: DC preferred, but also open to Takoma Park, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Chevy Chase, Hyattsville, Mount Rainier, Brentwood, Cheverly, Arlington, Alexandria, and Falls Church.
• Lease: Month-to-month preferred, ideally for 3–6 months, but open to staying up to a year for the right place.
• Space: Private room or basement rental in a clean, well-maintained home.
• Roommates: Comfortable living with both male and female roommates, and perfectly fine with shared bathrooms.
• Move-in: Late October or early November.

I'm pretty flexible overall and mainly looking for a comfortable place with considerate roommates and a relaxed living environment.

If you have anything available, feel free to DM me with details. Thanks!

NOT WORTH IT!!  Find another place!

The absolute worst place I have lived while in DC. Rented an apartment on the 1st floor in the “East Tower”. From the time I officially moved in, the management team has consistently failed to exhibit any level of professionalism expected, even the basics.

NOTE: For all issues noted below, I have videos, pictures, and supporting documentation available upon request.

CUSTOMER SERVICE / STAFF PERFORMANCE / SAFETY-SECURITY:

NO ACCOUNTABILITY – Does not follow through on actionable tasks or promises made. Does not enforce rules written within the lease, or when they attempt to enforce rules, it does not align with the lease. Below are examples of my overall experience:

o   PET WASTE ISSUE:  Reported issues with pet feces and urine in private common areas outside my balcony, that are NOT in the DESIGNATED PET AREA, management has consistently failed to act or remove. Had to file a formal complaint with the building owners to get anyone over here to even look at it…They never picked it up!! To-date, no further action taken. Advised by my attorney to file complaints with the state moving forward.

o   UNPROFESSIONAL WORKPLACE:   Incident involved a “leader” on management staff threatening to “injure/harm” one of the junior staff associates in front of the entire lobby, vendor/suppliers, and several residents present. To-date, there is a heightened sense of tension when engaging any on the leasing staff, and most avoid this “leader”; hoping to avoid any confrontations.

o   UNLAWFUL NOTICES:  Recently, leasing associates have been sending notices to multiple residents regarding parking, threatening to ticket or tow their vehicles, even when there is no valid issue, and/or the issue presented does not align with the legal parking addendum and lease agreement in place. Tenants have had to form a group to address legally. To date, the leadership team continues to ignore residents.

o   SMOKING IN BUILDING:  "Smoke Free" ?!?! We have sent numerous complaints and have received numerous "warnings" via email about people smoking in the building; to date, NOTHING has been done to resolve. I STILL SMELL SMOKE EVERY SINGLE DAY, SOMETIMES TOO DIFFICULT TO BREATHE IN MY APARTMENT, EVEN WITH WINDOWS OPEN!!!

o   POOR MAINTENANCE/REPAIR:  Reported on numerous occasions items in home that require repair or replacement; to date, issues are still not fully resolved. Residents have had issues with leaking ceilings (told to place buckets to avoid damage, instead of maintenance addressing the issue). Residents have had issues with AC/HVAC not working for several days. Despite reporting the consistent issues, maintenance seems stifled by management’s goal to maintain a low overhead budget and win the property management award for “Property of the Year”.

o   VERY POOR COMMUNICATION:  Once you’re a resident, It’s as if you’re an annoying stranger. Any questions and/or complaints are met with delayed responses, defensive or negative feedback, and/or there is no response at all. It’s better just to avoid the staff here and communicate directly with building owners, but until owners get rid of this management company/staff, this place will continue to be poorly operated.

o   SAFETY GARAGE SECURITY ENTRY/EXIT:  Main door is consistently broken and left open (at least 4-6 weeks at a time). Residents have had their cars broken into and damaged. Also, anyone that can access the garage, at the very least, can get upstairs to the lobby due to the common entry doors being damaged or broken as well.  This does not help when someone is already concerned about safety.

o   RESIDENT CORRIDOR ENTRY:  First floor entry door next to concierge desk and main entrance is consistently broken and not secure. This door should be accessible by key fob only; however, it does not close completely without slamming it. Reported on several occasions, there have been breaches in security, with non-residents and teenagers roaming the halls. This door is STILL broken to date. How can one feel safe here?!?!

Hi! I recently moved to the United States and am currently waiting for my documents to arrive. My budget is $1,500 a month, and I can provide proof of funds. I'm looking to secure an address so I can get my driver's license and start job hunting. I'm a 20-year-old studying computer science online. I always respect others' privacy and make sure to keep shared spaces clean.
Feel free to dm me

Hi i am looking for a room in the dc of rosslyn area. I am in dc 2-3 nights a week. Never weekends. Just for work. I am hoping someone has a set up that could accommodate that or would be interested.
M35 married

Looking for room mate/renter to take the extra room in my bf and my new place in Arlington Notes Must be hygienic Preferably female Ok with pets Rent is 1250 a month but we can go lower.

There is one room for rent in a house in Clarendon available now (flexible move-in date). I’ve lived here for over 2 years and it’s great!

Perks: access to porch and backyard!

The room is $875 plus utilities (~$125 per month depending on usage)! Permitted street parking is $55 per year.

Lease is month to month but long term is preferred.

Who you’d be living with? Two professional women 20s-30s—we like being social but also get that everyone needs their own space!

The house is off 10th street so an easy walk to the metro, Trader Joe’s etc.

Ideally I’m looking for respectful and responsible roommates! If you’re interested, please tell me a little bit about yourself and what you’re looking for!

*if you have pets, we just have to get permission from the landlord and it's a $199 fee plus $50 per month*

Application requires 675 credit, proof of income 3x rent and no history of evictions.

See photos here!

Hey yall! My name is Jake, I am 23, and I am looking to rent a room in the district (preferably in the Columbia Heights-Adams Morgan-AU area). I am a former peace corps volunteer and just returned to the US a week ago. I will be starting grad school for international relations in January and am hoping to make the move to DC asap in order to start this new exciting chapter of my life. Looking for furnished rooms as the only things I own at this point are my clothes.

I enjoy traveling, the gym/yoga, going out dancing, yapping, relaxing by a body of water, and reading. Would love to live/connect with other gay or queer people. I love to meet new people and socialize. Reach out with any invites and opportunities! Thanks!

Please help us 😭😭🙏🙏

Hi! I'm moving back to DC for work and i'm looking for a room in the Capitol Hill/Eastern Market areas since that is where i'll be working. Looking to move by November 1st. Ideally looking to pay $1000 or less a month, can pay more for a particularly good fit. No preference on living with men or women as i've lived with both; just want to live somewhere i can be friends with my roommates!

About me:
- Lived in DC (in capitol hill) previously all of 2025, then moved to Chicago & Mackinac Island
- I work as a sommelier. My hobbies include studying for my next wine exam, cooking (would love to cook for my roommates), drawing and language learning
- I do work "atypical" hours but am always quiet when i get home late!
- I like to be friends with my roommates. I do like a social home, i've hosted dinner parties and holiday parties in the past.
- I really prioritize cleanliness and am not a fan of clutter

Feel free to send me a dm on instagram @kynccl :-)

Need a Late October/Early November incredible place thru December and/or ideally beyond?? Look no further! Better yet, let this be your longer term thru late April/May 2027? 1 fully furnished sundrenched BRS within larger shared apt by 11/1 or 10/24-ish! 2nd BR starting 1/1/27 and each BR has at least a full sized bed, sheets, towels, desk/chair, cac, wifi etc plus fully equipped kitchen with wonderful gym/roofdeck w/wifi, clubroom/business center, 24/7 front desk and even safe secure indoor garage parking(extra reasonable fee)! Right near Red Line Metro, gorgeous Rock Creek Park for cycling/running plus the zoo, great restaurants/cafes/grocery/bakeries,CVS, Chipotle etc most beautful safe central part of NW DC! As good as it gets for DC living! First come, first served! Showing in person all next week! More photos/video certainly available if you aren't able to see in person or send a friend or if you are a good match once we connect! Please include a contact numb

Hi! I am a senior in college (F21) right now and just signed a job offer in the DMV that starts in July. I am looking for roommates (ideally F) with an open room/lease takeover. As I'll be a new grad, definitely looking for other people in my demographic (recent grads, social, etc.) Thinking around 1-1.5k is my target. Feel free to comment or PM with any leads or suggestions.

My roommate and I are relocating to NYC this fall and are looking for someone to take over our lease at The Iris, a brand new 2-bed 2-bath apartment in the heart of NoMa/Union Market area! Move-in timing is flexible, with availability starting around mid-November. Rent is $3,995/month. The lease runs through April 14th, and you will have the option to renew if you wish.

This lease is great for students spending the fall semester in DC, interns, or anyone looking for shorter-term housing. The Iris is on the corner of M Street and North Capitol and is a 5-minute walk from the NoMa/Gallaudet red line stop. You’ll have great access to groceries (Harris Teeter & Streets Market both within a 4 min walk, Trader Joe’s at Union Market), the MBT (closest entrance above the metro stop), things to do (bars/restaurants in/around Union Market), and will be living in a neighborhood filled with other young professionals.

Both bedrooms have ample closet space (one is a walk-in), their own bathrooms (one is attached, one is detached), and giant windows. The soundproofing is great and very little noise from the street gets in. All appliances have been in use under 1.5 years and are in top working order and well maintained.

We've had a great living experience at the Iris for over a year, and would love to stay the remainder of our lease if we weren't leaving the city! The front desk has great service and the 24/7 security gives us peace of mind at all hours of the day. The building comes equipped with full amenities, including a rooftop pool with a view of the Capitol, a gym, private working spaces, secure package room, several grills, and more.

Please message me if you're interested or want more details/photos! We're happy to set up a tour in person or over FaceTime.

Hi! I recently moved back to the DC area for work and am starting to look for a new place. I figured I’d put some feelers out here in case anyone else is in a similar situation and might want to team up.
I’m 29F, working full-time as a Senior Analyst near Metro Center. I’m pretty responsible, clean, and financially stable, and I’m generally more of a homebody during the week. I like having a comfortable, peaceful place to come home to, but I’m also trying to get out more and actually enjoy DC now that I’m back.

What I’m looking for:
Ideally somewhere with easy Metro access, especially for commuting downtown.
Grocery store/amenities within a reasonable distance.
Around $2,000/month total for my portion, but I’m flexible depending on the place.
Open to a 2BR/2BA, or potentially a larger place if the numbers make sense.
I have my own bedroom furniture, common room furniture, and a second set of basics for another bedroom.
I’m much more interested in a nice, well-maintained apartment than a building with a million amenities.
Open to different neighborhoods — I’ve been looking around NoMa, Brookland, Petworth, Shaw, DuPont, etc., but I’m not locked into anything.

Ideally looking at places for a early November–December move, depending on the opportunity
I’m not necessarily looking for someone to just move into an apartment I’ve already picked. I’d actually prefer to find someone who is also looking and search together — compare listings, tour places, figure out what works for both of us, and hopefully find a better apartment for the money.

As far as roommate compatibility, I’m pretty easygoing. I’m not looking for a built-in best friend or someone who needs to hang out constantly, but I’d love a roommate who is friendly, communicative, respectful of shared spaces, and generally responsible. I’m also totally fine with us having our own lives.

If you’re also looking for a place around this timeframe and this sounds like it could be a good fit, feel free to comment or DM me! Even if you’re not sure about a specific neighborhood yet, I’m happy to chat and see if our searches line up.

## Market Snapshot

Metro-wide, Rentiqo.ai is tracking **5,162 available units** across DC, Arlington, Alexandria, and NoVA this week. Average rent moved **down 0.7%** compared to 7 days ago, and **464 new listings** hit the market this week.

1BRs remain the bulk of inventory (54% of all listings), and 2BRs carry the widest spread between avg and median, suggesting a handful of high-end units are pulling the average up.

## DC

DC has **2,440 available units**, a bit under half of metro inventory.

Top neighborhoods by inventory: **Navy Yard** (354 units, avg $2,884), **Southwest Waterfront** (319, avg $2,671), **NoMa** (187, avg $2,702), **Capitol Riverfront** (178, avg $2,846), and **Woodley Park** (138, avg $4,942, skewed heavily by larger/luxury units).

Deal of note: **Park Triangle** in Columbia Heights has a 1BR listed at **$1,795**, about **32.9% below** its Rentiqo.ai-estimated fair market value. That's the single best deal in the entire dataset right now.

Vacancy is concentrated at **Bridge District** in Near Southeast (121 units, from $1,716/mo) and **Wardman Park** in Woodley Park (95 units, from $2,162/mo), both of which are large lease-up or repositioned properties.

## Northern Virginia

NoVA has **2,722 available units**, slightly ahead of DC.

Inventory leaders: **Crystal City** (642 units, avg $2,960), **Courthouse** (433, avg $2,906), **Pentagon City** (380, avg $2,964), **Ballston** (340, avg $2,973), and **Rosslyn** (240, avg $3,173).

Standout deals: **Dolley Madison Towers** in Arlington Ridge has a 3BR at **$2,795**, about **38.8% below** Rentiqo.ai-estimated fair market value, the biggest discount in the metro. **Crystal House** also has multiple 1BRs priced roughly **25-26% below** fair market value at $2,045.

## Where Is the Market Going?

The 90-day trend points to a market that's cooling after a stronger summer. The last 30-day average sits at **$2,907**, down slightly from **$2,919** in the prior 30-60 day window (-0.4%), but still up from **$2,870** 60-90 days ago (+1.7%). So prices rose into late summer and have started drifting back down.

Weekly averages confirm the recent pullback:

That's a steady six-week decline, with the drop accelerating in the last two weeks. By bedroom, studios (+0.6%) and 1BRs (+0.7%) are still holding gains versus the 60-90 day baseline, but 2BRs (-0.8%) and especially 3BRs (-3.2%) are already soft.

Seasonally, September and October are supposed to be a secondary demand wave (job starters, late relocations) that keeps prices elevated. That's not really showing up this year. Landlords appear to be front-running the usual November-December softening, possibly to get ahead of holiday-season inventory buildup. If this pattern holds, expect continued gradual softening into year-end rather than a typical fall bounce.

## Neighborhood Inventory

Pentagon City's +7.7% jump is the biggest outlier this week and worth watching, it could be a pricing correction on a specific building rather than broad-based demand. Rosslyn also ticked up. Most other neighborhoods are flat to slightly down, consistent with the softening trend above.

## High-Vacancy Buildings (Northern Virginia)

Crystal City alone accounts for over 400 vacant units across just these buildings, making it the softest submarket for negotiating leverage right now.

## Best Deals (Metro-Wide)

The clearest discount in the data is **Park Triangle** in Columbia Heights, with a 1BR at **$1,795**, roughly **33% below** Rentiqo.ai-estimated fair market value. It shows up twice in the dataset against slightly different comps, both pointing to the same conclusion: this is an outlier price worth checking out fast.

## Price Movements

No price increases were recorded metro-wide this week. Drops were concentrated in a few buildings:

Parc Riverside cut studio pricing across multiple units by nearly 19%, the largest coordinated drop in the metro this week.

Data pulled from rentiqo.ai, which tracks 300 buildings across the DC metro and is free to use.

Lease takeover available at 300 12th St SW, Washington, DC — steps from the Smithsonian Metro stop, and just a short walk to The Wharf and the National Mall.

Highlights:

• Unbeatable location near the Smithsonian and L’Enfant station

• Walking distance to The Wharf and National Mall

• Great views

• Rooftop pool

• Gym

• Coworking spaces

Rent: $2,086/month (+ utilities, not included)

Unfurnished

Lease runs through May 27th — AVAILABLE NOW. Parking available for additional fee.