Washington, District of Columbia
Dupont Circle Homes for Sale
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17 homes
Avg $840,200
Market Overview
Dupont Circle Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Dupont Circle, DC
17
Active Listings
$840K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$239,900
To
$4,500,000
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About Dupont Circle Real Estate
Dupont Circle sits near the center of Washington and functions as a residential and commercial hub that attracts a mix of long-term residents, young professionals, and families. The neighborhood balances multi-unit buildings with pockets of row houses and smaller single-family homes, giving it a denser urban feel while still offering quiet side streets. Daily life often revolves around the central circle itself, nearby parks, and a network of walkable blocks lined with restaurants, cafes, and local shops. Residents can reach downtown offices, cultural institutions, and larger green spaces without relying on a car for most errands. The area is served by the District of Columbia Public Schools system along with several private and charter options that families consider when choosing where to settle. With seventeen active listings on the market and an average price near $840,200, current buyers encounter a range of properties from entry-level condos to larger historic homes priced up to several million dollars.
Average listing price: $840,200 · 17 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Dupont Circle currently shows seventeen active listings with an average price of roughly $840,200. Prices span from the low $200,000s for smaller units up to $4.5 million for larger properties. Inventory levels remain modest, so buyers often move quickly when a suitable home appears.
Many families live in Dupont Circle because of its central location and access to parks and schools. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district along with private and charter schools that parents evaluate during the search process. Side streets and nearby green space provide room for children while still keeping daily needs within walking distance.
The housing stock includes row houses, smaller single-family residences, and multi-unit buildings that have been converted into condominiums. Buyers can find both newer construction and older properties that retain historic details. The seventeen active listings reflect this mix, with prices averaging about $840,200.
Most residents can reach grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and transit stops on foot. The compact layout and central circle make short trips convenient without a car. Many households still keep vehicles for weekend travel or larger shopping needs.
Current listings range from $239,900 to $4,500,000, with an average around $840,200. Smaller condominiums and co-ops tend to occupy the lower end, while larger row houses and single-family homes sit at the upper end. Working with a local agent helps buyers understand which segments match their budget and needs.