Over the past 3–6 months, rents in Washington, DC have experienced a slight increase in larger apartment sizes while smaller units remained mostly unchanged. These changes are largely influenced by shifting demand and a rebalancing in the rental market, where increased inventory and seasonality have tempered larger-unit pricing, while demand for smaller units remains strong due to affordability pressures and population growth. As of Q2 2025, the median rent in Washington, DC is approximately $2,790 per month.
Alexandria, VA
Over the past 3–6 months, rental prices in Alexandria, VA have shown a modest upward trend across most unit types. The most notable shift was in three-bedroom units—suggesting growing demand for larger living spaces. This growth is likely driven by continued population migration into the D.C. metro area, steady job market conditions, and limited new rental supply, all of which have contributed to competitive pricing in the region. As of Q2 2025, the median rent in Alexandria, VA stands at approximately $2,455 per month.
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