What is the median no-fee rent in Washington, DC?

The current median no-fee asking rent in Washington, DC is $1,435/mo, based on 2,889 priced no-fee listings in the NoFeeNest database.

How much do renters save by skipping a broker fee in Washington, DC?

Using the current median rent, skipping a broker fee saves about $1,435 for a one-month fee or about $2,238 for a 13% annual-rent fee.

Cheapest no-fee neighborhoods in Washington, DC in 2026

Name: Washington, DC no-fee rental data
Creator: NoFeeNest

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

Direct answer: The cheapest no-fee areas in Washington, DC in the current NoFeeNest dataset are Falls Church / Tysons, Burke, Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria. These areas have median no-fee asking rents from $650/mo, using only neighborhoods with at least three priced listings.

Metric	Current data
Falls Church / Tysons	$650/mo median (3 listings)
Burke	$850/mo median (5 listings)
Arlington, Falls Church, Alexandria	$900/mo median (5 listings)
Silver Spring,	$900/mo median (4 listings)
Lorton, VA	$900/mo median (3 listings)

Budget search notes

Neighborhood names come from listing location text, so they should be treated as practical search signals rather than official boundary definitions. Very low prices can be legitimate rooms or sublets, but they can also be scam signals; verify the owner and tour before paying.

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