
Apartments near The Shops at Eckington in Washington, DC (2,707 Rentals)


108 4th St SE

3801 New Hampshire Ave NW

1443 Girard St

114 6th St SE

Old Bacon Street Condominiums

1519 Constitution Ave NE

The Huricane

The Spencer

118 6th St Se

1446 Harvard St NW

1823 D St NE

1447 Girard St NW

321 18th St NE

3541 11th St NW

The Columbian

1440 Harvard St NW

1605 16th St NW

1926 16th St NW

1527 16th St NW

125 15th St NE

1453 Girard St NW

1103 E Capitol St SE

105 11th St SE

1462 Harvard St NW

3513 13th St NW

1839 D St NE

2639 15th St NW

1101 E Capitol St SE

122 4th St SE

2009 E St Ne

1835 D St NE

1105 E Capitol St SE

1831 D St NE

2025 E St NE

Ivy at Harvard

1618-1620 Constitution Ave NE

The Crest

3504 13th St NW

Kenyan Square Condominiums

The Parkwell

3519 13th St NW

The Balfour

The Chelsea Condos

2008 16th St NW

1438 Columbia Rd NW

1922 16th St NW

326 Independence Ave SE

1305 E Capitol St NE

1459 Girard St NW
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There are currently 3,303 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $720 to $6,910 with an average price of $1,924.
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