Discover Washington, DC condo buildings, from boutique conversions and historic residences to full-service luxury high-rises. Compare locations, amenities, and ownership dynamics to make more informed real estate decisions.
Condo Building Directory
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Logan Circle 1628 11th St NW
Downtown DC 400 Massachusetts Avenue NW
Downtown DC 1150 K Street NW
U Street Corridor 1415 T St NW
Logan Circle 1441 Rhode Island Avenue NW
U Street Corridor 2020 12th Street NW
Columbia Heights 3504 13th St NW
Cathedral Heights 4101 Cathedral Ave NW
Downtown DC 475 K Street NW
Logan Circle 1125 11th St NW
Logan Circle 1210 R St NW
Penn Quarter 916 G St NW
Dupont Circle 2122 N Street NW
Bloomingdale 150 V St NW
Shaw 1117 10th Street NW
Woodley Park 2501 Calvert St NW
Logan Circle 1300 13th Street NW
Downtown DC 1010 Massachusetts Ave NW
Logan Circle 1133 14th Street NW
Penn Quarter 915 E Street NW
U Street Corridor 2100 11th St NW
Dupont Circle 1701 16th Street NW
Logan Circle 1300 Massachusetts Ave NW
Logan Circle 1111 11th St NW
U Street Corridor 2125 14th Street NW
Dupont Circle 1 Scott Cir NW
Penn Quarter 631 D Street NW
Downtown DC 440 L St NW
U Street Corridor 2001 12th St NW
Downtown DC 811 4th Street NW
Logan Circle 1335 11th St NW
Logan Circle 1515 15th St NW
Logan Circle 1300 N St NW
Downtown DC 920 I Street NW
Chinatown 777 7th Street NW
Cathedral Heights 4201 Cathedral Avenue NW
Penn Quarter 912 F St NW
Cathedral Heights 4000 Cathedral Avenue NW
Downtown DC 910 M Street NW
Woodley Park 2660 Connecticut Avenue NW
Downtown DC 437 New York Avenue NW
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Bloomingdale
52 Quincy Pl NW
Mount Vernon Triangle
460 New York Avenue NW
Southwest Waterfront
525 Water Street SW
Mount Vernon Triangle
555 Massachusetts Avenue NW
Eckington
1625 Eckington Place NE
Glover Park
2325 42nd St NW
Cathedral Heights
2800 Wisconsin Ave NW
Wesley Heights
4200 Cathedral Ave NW
Forest Hills
4600 Connecticut Ave NW
Columbia Heights
1401 Columbia Rd NW
Southwest Waterfront
601 Wharf Street SW
Navy Yard
1000 New Jersey Avenue SE
Woodley Park
3100 Connecticut Ave NW
Dupont Circle
1514 17th St NW
Dupont Circle
1545 18th St NW
Glover Park
4000 Tunlaw Road NW
Georgetown
2500 Q Street NW
Southwest Waterfront
520 N St SW
Capitol Hill
1391 Pennsylvania Avenue SE
Columbia Heights
1390 Kenyon St NW
Shepherd Park
7175 12th St NW
Cleveland Park
2710 Macomb St NW
Penn Quarter
801 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Southwest Waterfront
800 4th Street SW
Foggy Bottom
2475 Virginia Avenue NW
Foggy Bottom
730 24th St NW
Logan Circle
1440 Church St NW
Dupont Circle
1745 N Street NW
Glover Park
2725 39th St NW
West End
1111 25th St NW
Dupont Circle
1711 Massachusetts Avenue NW
Navy Yard
1300 4th St SE
U Street Corridor
2001 16th St NW
Cleveland Park
3601 Connecticut Ave NW
Penn Quarter
616 E Street NW
Observatory Circle
2801 New Mexico Avenue NW
West End
2425 L Street NW
Columbia Heights
1451 Belmont St NW
Chevy Chase DC
5410 Connecticut Ave NW
Wesley Heights
4301 Massachusetts Ave NW
Foggy Bottom
922 24th St NW
NoMa
50 Florida Ave NE
Dupont Circle
1260 21st St NW
U Street Corridor
2039 New Hampshire Ave NW
Adams Morgan
2853 Ontario Road NW
Penn Quarter
601 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Penn Quarter
701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
U Street Corridor
2120 Vermont Ave NW
Dupont Circle
1401 17th Street NW
Adams Morgan
1801 Clydesdale Pl NW
Navy Yard
1025 1st Street SE
Kalorama
2122 California St NW
Southwest Waterfront
700 7th Street SW
Forest Hills
2939 Van Ness Street NW
Forest Hills
3001 Veazey Terrace NW
Southwest Waterfront
1101 3rd St SW
Foggy Bottom
2500 Virginia Ave NW
Foggy Bottom
700 New Hampshire Avenue NW
Cathedral Heights
3900 Watson Pl NW
Dupont Circle
1718 P St NW
Brightwood
301 Whittier St NW
Cleveland Park
3701 Connecticut Ave NW
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Ask us about a building →Explore some of Washington, DC’s most active condo submarkets, each offering a distinct mix of building styles, amenities, and ownership appeal.
Downtown DC offers a broad mix of condo buildings, from amenity-rich high-rises to modern residences close to offices, dining, and transit. Buyers often look here for convenience, walkability, and full-service building options.
Logan Circle blends historic architecture, boutique condo conversions, and newer residential options in one of DC’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It appeals to buyers looking for character, location, and strong long-term demand.
Dupont Circle includes a wide range of condo buildings, from classic prewar residences to refined boutique properties and select full-service options. The neighborhood attracts buyers who value architectural charm, centrality, and established prestige.
Capitol Hill condo buildings range from converted historic properties to smaller boutique communities near parks, retail, and Metro access. Buyers often explore this area for its neighborhood feel, architectural texture, and convenient location.
MARKET OVERVIEW
Washington, DC condo buildings offer a wide range of ownership experiences, from boutique conversions in historic rowhomes to full-service high-rises with extensive amenities. Understanding how buildings differ — in structure, management, fees, and long-term value — is essential when evaluating where to buy or invest.
In many DC neighborhoods, the building itself plays just as important a role as the location. Differences in construction quality, financial health, and amenities can significantly impact both lifestyle and resale potential.
Types of Condo Buildings in DC
Condo buildings in Washington, DC generally fall into a few distinct categories. Boutique buildings, often converted from historic properties, offer charm and architectural detail but may have fewer amenities. Mid-size buildings provide a balance of community and functionality, while larger high-rise residences often include concierge services, fitness centers, parking, and shared outdoor spaces.
Each type appeals to a different buyer profile, making it important to align building style with lifestyle and long-term goals.
What Buyers Should Evaluate
Beyond location and price, experienced buyers pay close attention to the fundamentals of a building. This includes the strength of the condo association, reserve funding, monthly fees, building maintenance, and any upcoming capital projects.
Well-managed buildings tend to hold value more consistently over time, while poorly maintained properties can create unexpected costs and limit resale appeal. Reviewing these factors early helps buyers make more informed and confident decisions.
Why Building Selection Matters
In Washington, DC, two units with similar layouts can perform very differently depending on the building they are in. Factors such as reputation, amenities, construction quality, and overall demand all contribute to long-term value.
For this reason, many buyers begin their search by identifying the right buildings first, then evaluating available units within those properties. This approach often leads to better outcomes than focusing on individual listings alone.
Explore available condo buildings by neighborhood above, or reach out for guidance on identifying the right buildings based on your goals.
WHY WORK WITH WARDMAN
Navigating Washington, DC condo buildings requires more than just finding available listings. Each building has its own structure, financial health, management style, and long-term outlook — factors that can significantly impact both lifestyle and investment performance.
At Wardman Residential, we help clients look beyond the surface.
With deep experience across DC, Maryland, and Virginia, our team focuses on identifying not just the right unit, but the right building, in the right location, for your specific goals.
We evaluate condo buildings at a deeper level, including reserve strength, fee structure, maintenance history, and overall market positioning — helping clients avoid common pitfalls and identify stronger long-term opportunities.
With decades of combined experience in the DC metro area, we understand how different neighborhoods and submarkets perform, and how building type and location work together to influence value.
Whether buying, selling, or investing, we provide a structured, data-informed approach that helps clients make confident decisions in a competitive and often nuanced market.
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Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply exploring the Washington, DC condo market, having the right guidance makes all the difference. We’re here to help you navigate building selection, market dynamics, and long-term value with clarity and confidence.