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4,088 Newly Constructed Apartments for Rent in Washington, DC

Newly Constructed Apartments for Rent in Washington, DC

Find 4,088 recently constructed apartments for rent in Washington, DC on Apartments.com. Benefit from modern amenities and updated interiors in newly completed buildings. These new apartments offer contemporary living spaces designed to meet today's standards of comfort and style. No matter your needs, our listings include various floor plans and locations to suit your lifestyle. Start exploring the advantages of living in a newly constructed apartment now, including lower maintenance concerns and up-to-date designs.

Washington, DC Rental Insights

Average Rent Rates

What is the average rent in Washington, DC?

The average rent in Washington is $2,286. When you rent an apartment in Washington, you can expect to pay as little as $1,858 or as much as $3,974, depending on the location and the size of the apartment.

What is the average rent of a Studio apartment in Washington, DC?

The average rent for a studio apartment in Washington, DC is $1,858 per month.

What is the average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Washington, DC?

The average rent for a one bedroom apartment in Washington, DC is $2,290 per month.

What is the average rent of a 2 bedroom apartment in Washington, DC?

The average rent for a two bedroom apartment in Washington, DC is $3,084 per month.

What is the average rent of a 3 bedroom apartment in Washington, DC?

The average rent for a three bedroom apartment in Washington, DC is $3,974 per month.

Transportation

How transit friendly is Washington, DC?

Transit options in Washington vary, but overall, it has a transit score of 75.

Education

What are the top Elementary schools in Washington, DC?

In Washington, you’ll find top-ranking elementary schools like Lafayette Elementary School, Janney Elementary School, and Key Elementary School.

What are the top middle schools in Washington, DC?

Washington is home to some top-ranking middle schools, including Deal Middle School, Oyster-Adams Bilingual School, and Hardy Middle School.

What are the top high schools in Washington, DC?

Moving is tough for high school students! Look for Washington apartments near top-ranking high schools like School Without Walls High School, Jackson-Reed High School, and Benjamin Banneker High School.

What colleges and universities are in Washington, DC?

If you’re a student moving to an apartment in Washington, you’ll have access to Georgetown Law, Georgetown, and Georgetown.

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