Multifamily for Sale in Washington, DC
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Market Brief
CREhunt currently has 28 multifamily listings for sale in Washington, DC. Asking prices run typically around $900K across 6 publicly priced listings. The typical space is about 3,440 SF.
- 248 Hamilton St NW Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $1.1M
- 1908 4th St NW Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $1.3M
- 563 Lebaum St SE Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $900K
- 408 Chaplin St SE Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $899K
- 77 Forrester St SW Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $599K
- 3919 R St SE Washington, DC 20020 Multifamily Property · Washington, DC · $849K · 3,440 SF
- NoSHA Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 5010 Southern Ave SE Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 1901 I Street NE - New Construction 13 Unit Apartment Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 6024 8th Street NW Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- Twelve Unit Apartment, Shaw Submarket Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 1508 U Street Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 39 Mississippi Ave SE Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- Shaw Duo 2 Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 308-312 Millers Court NE Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 1300 Congress Street Apartments Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- 1836-1844 Central Place NE - 12 Unit Apartment Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
- Shaw Duo - Portfolio Sale of Two Fully Renovated Four Unit Apartments Multifamily Property · Washington, DC
Frequently asked questions
How many multifamily listings are for sale in Washington, DC?
CREhunt currently lists 28 multifamily properties for sale in Washington, DC. Asking prices are typically around $899,500.
How should I evaluate multifamily listings in Washington, DC?
Compare unit mix, current occupancy, and in-place rent versus market rent first, then validate upside and downside assumptions before advancing to broker diligence.
What is the fastest way to shortlist sale opportunities?
Filter sale options in Washington, DC by budget first, then rank only multifamily listings that match your required space profile so broker outreach stays qualification-focused.
What should I ask brokers before touring multifamily listings?
Ask for the rent roll, deferred maintenance, and recent capital improvements, along with recent operating results and expected closing timeline.