Washington, District of Columbia
Columbia Heights Homes for Sale
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22 homes
Avg $825,278
Market Overview
Columbia Heights Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Columbia Heights, DC
22
Active Listings
$825K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$179,524
To
$2,995,000
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About Columbia Heights Real Estate
Columbia Heights is a residential neighborhood in Washington, District of Columbia, where a mix of long-term residents and newer arrivals share tree-lined streets and a practical urban setting. It sits within the larger city fabric, close enough to downtown for convenient access while maintaining its own local rhythm. Daily life often revolves around neighborhood parks, nearby shops and restaurants, and the ease of walking or using transit for errands and commutes. Families rely on the local public school district, which serves students from elementary through high school, alongside various private options in the broader area. Housing includes a range of row houses, older apartment buildings, and some single-family homes that reflect different periods of the neighborhood’s development. With 22 homes currently listed, prices average around $825,000 and span from roughly $180,000 to nearly $3 million, giving buyers a sense of the range available at any given time.
Average listing price: $825,278 · 22 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 22 active listings in Columbia Heights, with an average price near $825,000. Prices currently range from about $180,000 to $2.995 million, reflecting a mix of property types and conditions.
Many households in Columbia Heights include children who attend schools in the local public school district, with additional private options available nearby. Parks and everyday amenities support a practical family routine without needing to travel far.
Buyers can find row houses, smaller apartment buildings, and occasional single-family homes. The current listings show a price spread that accommodates different budgets and renovation preferences.
Columbia Heights offers walkable access to local shops, restaurants, and transit stops along its main corridors. Residents often handle daily errands on foot or by short public transit rides.
The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, which covers elementary, middle, and high school levels. Families also consider nearby private schools when evaluating options.