
Apartments near Federal Center SW-Orange Line in Washington, DC (2,400 Rentals)


Waterfront Tower

435-437 2nd St SE

Kennedy on L

The Pennsylvania

Velocity Condominiums

Tiber Island

525 Water Condominiums

Harbour Square

River Park

Residences at Market Square - East Tower

The Lafayette at Penn Quarter

Capitol Hill Tower

Residences at Market Square - West Tower

St James Mutual Home

602 E St SE

The Maples

The Artisan

Ventana

Townhomes on Capitol Hill CO-OP

Residences at Gallery Place

Charlotte Lee Building

Madrigal Lofts

637 C St NE

The Residences at CityCenter

555 Massachusetts Ave NW

631 4th Street

Boneval

301 H St NE

L at City Vista

1010 Massachusetts Ave NW

Peninsula 88

Watkins Alley

Quincy Park Lofts

The Whitman

1206 10th St NW

1011 M St NW

1216 10th St NW

Jenkins Row

The Grant

Second Northwest Co-Op Homes

236 14th St SE

Lincoln Park Terrace

The Alta

1318 9th St NW

The Woolworth Condominiums

Park Princess/Logan Park

The Morley

The Car Barn Condominiums

406 15th St SE

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There are currently 3,366 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $900 to $10,192 with an average price of $1,960.
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