Washington, District of Columbia
Penn Quarter Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $514,560
Market Overview
Penn Quarter Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Penn Quarter, DC
5
Active Listings
$515K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$389,900
To
$799,900
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About Penn Quarter Real Estate
Penn Quarter sits near the center of Washington and serves as a mixed-use neighborhood where residents live among government offices, businesses, and cultural institutions. People who choose the area often work in or near downtown, value shorter commutes, and appreciate having services within walking distance. Daily life tends to revolve around nearby parks for recreation, a selection of restaurants and shops along main corridors, and easy access to public transit that connects to other parts of the city. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district, with families also considering nearby private and charter options depending on grade level and specific needs. Housing in Penn Quarter consists primarily of condominiums and apartment buildings, with some townhomes and smaller multi-unit properties mixed in. At the time of writing there are five active listings, and prices range from the upper three hundreds into the upper seven hundreds, with an average around five hundred fourteen thousand dollars.
Average listing price: $514,560 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
There are five active listings in Penn Quarter at present. Prices range from three hundred eighty nine thousand nine hundred dollars to seven hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred dollars, and the average listed price sits at five hundred fourteen thousand five hundred sixty dollars.
Most properties are condominiums and apartments in mid-rise and high-rise buildings. A smaller number of townhomes and multi-unit buildings also appear on the market from time to time.
Many residents can reach restaurants, shops, and transit stops on foot because commercial corridors sit close to residential buildings. The neighborhood layout supports shorter trips without a car for routine needs.
The neighborhood falls within the local public school district. Parents also evaluate nearby charter schools and private institutions when choosing options for their children.
Its central location places many workplaces within a short transit or walking distance. Residents often cite convenient access to Metro stations and bus routes when explaining their decision to live here.