
Apartments near Potomac Avenue-Blue Line in Washington, DC (2,055 Rentals)


Park Place

1524 F St NE

Meridian on First

2649 Park Pl SE

1601 26th Pl SE

320 Constitution Ave NE

Vela

Kuehner House

1319 29th St SE

2649 Q St SE

Seventy1Hundred

The Foreland

1521 28th Street SE

2801 Pennsylvania

The Lexington Apartments

2959-2961 Nelson Pl SE

The Congressional

F1RST Residences

221 Constitution Ave NE

2440 S St SE

The Lisa

Maggie's Place

2508 Naylor Rd SE

2919 N St SE

618 12th St NE

Pierce School Lofts

1400 29th St SE

1648 V St SE

525 7th St NE

2501 Naylor Rd SE

1850 U St SE

1723 27th Street SE

2020 19th Place SE

1719 27th St SE

1629 28th St SE

1720 27th St SE

1530 28th Pl SE

The Pentacle Group Apartments

1644 W St SE

1701 28th St SE

1958 19th Pl SE

1615 28th Pl SE

226 C St NE

2111 18th St SE

1711 28th St SE

2801 R St SE

1447 Maryland Ave NE

1600-1608 28th Pl SE

The Paxton

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There are currently 3,343 Studio Apartments in Washington with rent ranges from $638 to $7,751 with an average price of $1,968.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Washington range from $210 to $16,521. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,039.
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