What is the average rent in Washington, DC?

Based on the latest Zillow data, the average rent across all unit types in Washington is currently $1,700 per month. Prices vary by neighborhood, floor plan, and building amenities.

How has rent changed recently in Washington?

Rent in Washington has increased by $5 month-over-month, according to the latest Zillow rental data.

What schools are assigned to 6 Galveston St SW?

The schools assigned to 6 Galveston St SW include Patterson Elementary School, Hart Middle School, and Ballou High School.

6 Galveston St SW Washington DC

Remodeled interiorQuiet residential areaNew wall-to-wall carpeting

Limited-Time 2026 Move-In Special Get a $500 Lease Signing Bonus! New Rent: $1,650 TT pays electricity only Remodeled Interior: New wall-to-wall carpeting and a modernized kitchen with updated appliances. Convenient Laundry: Shared laundry room in the building. Parking: Street parking is available. Experience comfortable living in this beautifully remodeled 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom condo located at 6 Galveston St SW, Unit 303, Washington, DC 20032. Situated on the top floor, this unit offers modern finishes and a convenient location. Nestled in a quiet, residential area ideal for comfortable, connected living in Southwest DC. Prime Location: Public Transit: Close proximity to Congress Heights Metro Station (Green Line) and local bus routes. Commuter Access: Easy access to Suitland Parkway and I-295. Nearby Amenities: Minutes from Eastover Shopping Center, Southern Market Place, and Oxon Hill Plaza. Recreation: Near Oxon Cove Park, Anacostia Park, and Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Don't miss this opportunityschedule your private tour today and make this condo your new DC home! Equal Housing Opportunity: We welcome applicants with subsidies, vouchers, or other forms of assistance as part of our commitment to providing equal housing opportunities. Contact Information:

District law requires that a housing provider state that the housing provider will not refuse to rent a rental unit to a person because the person will provide the rental payment, in whole or in part, through a voucher for rental housing assistance provided by the District or federal government.