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563 Lebaum St SE

2901 S St SE

1626 21st Pl SE

Eaton Place Condominiums

1706 17th St SE

1721 29th St SE

1711 29th St SE

1324 T St SE

1618 21st Pl SE

1623 21st Pl SE

1621 21st Pl SE

1322 T St SE

1320 T St SE

1720 R St SE

1716 R St SE

1708 R St Se

1810 Minnesota Ave SE

1614 21st Pl SE

1633 28th St SE

1616 27th St SE

535 Mellon St SE

1415 Ridge Pl SE

1622 18th St SE

1613 18th St SE

1700 29th St SE

1609 21st Pl SE

2201-2203 Q St SE

1616 17th Pl SE

2830 R St SE

615 Alabama Ave SE

1624 28th St SE

1900 Minnesota Ave SE

Reunion Square

1612 17th Pl SE

1638 16th St SE

1618 17th St SE

Reunion Square - Bldg 8

1823 Q St SE

1620 29th St SE

2220 Q St SE

566 Malcolm X Blvd SE

1723 Q St SE

562 Malcolm X Ave SE

558 Malcolm X Ave SE

1302 S St SE

1605 17th Pl SE

537 Newcomb St SE

515 Parkland Pl SE

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There are currently 3,347 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $603 to $7,838 with an average price of $1,965.
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