ZIP codes in District of Columbia: typical home values
September 2026 figures from Zillow · updated 2026-11-15
ProMap by Home Economics has a housing data page for 22 ZIP codes in District of Columbia, in 1 county. The figure beside each ZIP code is its typical home value in September 2026. Among them, the highest typical home value is in 20015 (Barnaby Woods, Washington) at $1,356,000 and the lowest is in 20006 (Foggy Bottom, Washington) at $225,000.
The typical home in District of Columbia is worth about $567,000 (Zillow Home Value Index, September 2026), down 0.7% over the past year; the U.S. figure is $366,000.
Also: District of Columbia overview · 1 city or town in District of Columbia
District of Columbia 22 ZIP codes
- 20001 Shaw, Washington $626,000
- 20002 Brentwood, Washington $601,000
- 20003 Capitol Hill, Washington $822,000
- 20004 Downtown, Washington $419,000
- 20005 Downtown, Washington $498,000
- 20006 Foggy Bottom, Washington $225,000
- 20007 Georgetown, Washington $1,245,000
- 20008 Chevy Chase, Washington $819,000
- 20009 Adams Morgan, Washington $567,000
- 20010 Columbia Heights, Washington $679,000
- 20011 Catholic University-Brookland, Washington $600,000
- 20012 Takoma Park, Washington $790,000
- 20015 Barnaby Woods, Washington $1,356,000
- 20016 Au-Tenleytown, Washington $1,096,000
- 20017 Catholic University-Brookland, Washington $527,000
- 20018 Brentwood, Washington $538,000
- 20019 Deanwood, Washington $349,000
- 20020 Anacostia, Washington $352,000
- 20024 South West, Washington $380,000
- 20032 Anacostia, Washington $316,000
- 20036 Dupont Circle, Washington $364,000
- 20037 Foggy Bottom, Washington $518,000
Metro areas in District of Columbia
Sources
Home values: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), all homes, middle tier, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. Rents: Zillow Observed Rent Index (ZORI), seasonally adjusted. "Typical" is Zillow's middle-tier value (homes between the 35th and 65th percentiles), not a median sale price. A place is listed when Zillow publishes a home value or a rent for it. Compiled by Home Economics.