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Average no-fee apartment rent in Washington, DC (July 2026)

Direct answer: In Washington, DC, NoFeeNest currently tracks 2,998 no-fee rentals with 2,889 priced listings. The median asking rent is $1,435/mo, with a typical range of $1,000 to $1,850. Skipping a broker fee saves about $1,435 to $2,238 upfront.

No-fee listings 2,998
Priced listings 2,889
Median asking rent $1,435/mo
Typical range $1,000-$1,850/mo
Broker fee skipped $1,435-$2,238

Washington, DC No-Fee Rental Market Report

Washington, DC renters can currently choose from 2,000 no-fee listings on NoFeeNest (https://nofeenest.com/), offering significant savings by cutting out broker fees. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the market based on real, unfiltered data from by-owner and no-fee listings.

Current No-Fee Rental Prices in DC

Metric Value
Total No-Fee Listings 2,000
Long-Term Median Rent $1,499/mo
Typical Long-Term Range $1,050–$1,900/mo (1,821 listings priced)
Short-Term Median Rent $1,300/mo

What Does "Median" Mean?

The median rent ($1,499) means half of long-term listings are priced below this point, and half are above. Unlike averages, medians aren’t skewed by ultra-high or low outliers, giving a clearer picture of what most renters actually pay.

No-Fee vs. Broker-Fee Listings

No-fee rentals typically cost ~8–10% less upfront than broker-fee listings, where renters often pay an extra month’s rent as a fee. For example, a $1,500/mo no-fee unit saves you ~$1,500–$1,800 in fees compared to a broker-listed equivalent.

Property Type Breakdown

Neighborhood Distribution

Listings span DC and nearby suburbs, including:

Why These Figures Reflect Real By-Owner Pricing

NoFeeNest aggregates direct-from-owner and no-fee listings, avoiding inflated broker-market rates. The data shows real asking prices—not advertised "from" rates that often exclude fees. With 1,821 long-term listings priced between $1,050–$1,900, renters can find options across budgets without hidden costs.

For renters, skipping broker fees means keeping thousands in savings while still accessing a wide range of housing types and neighborhoods.

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