What is the median no-fee rent in Washington, DC?

The current median no-fee asking rent in Washington, DC is $1,599/mo, based on 3,982 priced no-fee listings in the NoFeeNest database.

How much do renters save by skipping a broker fee in Washington, DC?

Using the current median rent, skipping a broker fee saves about $1,599 for a one-month fee or about $2,494 for a 13% annual-rent fee.

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Direct answer: In Washington, DC, NoFeeNest currently tracks 4,056 no-fee rentals with 3,982 priced listings. The median asking rent is $1,599/mo, with a typical range of $1,150 to $1,990. Skipping a broker fee saves about $1,599 to $2,494 upfront.

No-fee listings	4,056
Priced listings	3,982
Median asking rent	$1,599/mo
Typical range	$1,150-$1,990/mo
Broker fee skipped	$1,599-$2,494

Washington, DC

2000 no-fee listings; long-term median $1600/mo (typical $1150-$1999, 1900 priced); short-term median $1320; property mix apartment:1347, room:575, sublet:59, vacation:19; neighborhoods in listings: KINGSTOWN/FRANCONIA/ALEXANDRIA, Dupont Circle, Upper NW “City Within A City", Georgetown, DC, burke, Georgia avenue.

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