Washington DC Housing Market August 2026: $681K Median, 4.91 Months of Supply, and the Only Shrinking Inventory in the Region
Washington DC's median hit $681,500 in August 2026 (+1.7% YoY) with homes selling in 28 days. DC has the region's deepest supply at 4.91 months — and is the only jurisdiction where active listings actually fell.
Washington DC Housing Market July 2026: $672K Median, 30 Days, the Only Market Where Inventory Fell
Washington DC's median was $672,500 in July 2026 (−0.4% YoY), with homes selling in 30 days. DC was the only DC Metro jurisdiction where active listings fell (−4.0%) — and at 5.05 months of supply it's still the region's most balanced market.
Washington DC Housing Market May 2026: $740K Median, 16 Days, Sales Up +14.2%
Washington DC's median home price hit $740,000 in May 2026 (+4.2% YoY) and closed sales jumped +14.2% — the biggest YoY gain in the DC Metro. With 5.47 months of supply, DC is the most buyer-friendly market in the region.
America 250 in DC (July 4, 2026): Where to Watch the Fireworks and the Best Neighborhoods to Base From
America 250 — the United States' 250th birthday — is centered on Washington DC this July 4. Here's where the big events happen, where to watch the fireworks, and which DC Metro neighborhoods make the smartest home base.
What America 250 Means for DC Real Estate: Tourism, Short-Term Rentals, and the 2026 Outlook
America 250 brings record tourism to DC in summer 2026. Here's what it actually means for DC real estate — short-term rental cash flow, post-event pricing, and what to ignore in the hype.
Capitol Hill DC Neighborhood Guide 2026: Living on the Hill
Capitol Hill is DC's most architecturally consistent neighborhood — Federal rowhouses, brick sidewalks and three Metro stations. Here's the 2026 buyer's take on prices, schools, the Eastern Market lifestyle, and who actually fits here.
Columbia Heights DC Neighborhood Guide 2026: Is It a Good Place to Live?
Columbia Heights is one of DC's most walkable, transit-rich neighborhoods — rowhomes from $700K, condos from $400K, and a Metro stop on the Green/Yellow line. Here's the honest 2026 take on schools, safety, dining, and who actually fits here.
Petworth DC Neighborhood Guide 2026: Is Petworth a Good Place to Live?
Petworth is DC's neighborhood for grown-ups — rowhouses from $650K, a walkable Upshur/Georgia Ave corridor, two Metro stops, and the most family-friendly vibe of the 14th Street corridor. The honest 2026 take on schools and prices.
Washington DC Condo Prices 2026: $385K Median, 4.84 Months of Supply
DC condo prices range $385K–$675K+ in 2026 — 30+ days on market and 4.84 months of supply make this the most buyer-friendly segment in the DC Metro. Full Bright MLS breakdown by neighborhood and size.
Maryland vs. Virginia vs. DC: Which Jurisdiction Is Best to Buy In?
The DC Metro spans three jurisdictions with different tax structures, school systems, and market dynamics. Here's a straight comparison to help you figure out where your money goes furthest for your situation.
Washington DC Real Estate Market: February 2026 — The Softest Market in the Region
While Northern Virginia homes sell in days, Washington DC homes sit a median of 70 days on market with 4.26 months of supply. What the February 2026 Bright MLS data means for buyers and sellers in DC proper.