
Apartments near Medstar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC (3,111 Rentals)


1813 Maryland Ave NE

1805 Maryland Ave NE

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1809 Maryland Ave NE

912 19th St NE

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1000 22nd St NW

1805 I St NE

824 18th St Ne

1829 Eye St NE

826 18th St NE

901 19th St NE

1926 I St NE

2111-2117 I St NE

The Dempsey

Lafayette Hall

856 20th St NE

842 20th St NE

850 20th St NE

838 20th St NE

835 19th St NE

805 19th St NE

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429 Kenyon St NW

3100 WARDER ST NW

Franklin Commons

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GEORGIA FLATS

The Oliver

601 Park Rd NW

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Lamont

Panorama Courts

715 Kenyon Street

Parkworth Flats

636 NEWTON PL NW

Kenyon West

306 Evarts St NE

Keystone

Williston

754 Girard St NW

734 Park Rd NW

Douglas Terrace

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The Lincoln

3008 Sherman Ave NW

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There are currently 3,325 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $900 to $7,594 with an average price of $1,965.
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