The 8 Most Expensive Neighborhoods in DC

Adam Fagen

Once again, Georgetown is the most expensive place to buy a home in DC. Homes in the waterfront neighborhood are the most expensive PSF of any neighborhood in the District this year, clocking in at a median of $748 PSF, just above last year's leader, neighboring West End, at $726. Georgetown home prices rose 3.2% over 2014, while West End prices dropped 10.3% according to Urban Turf. Six neighborhoods are seeing houses go for $600 PSF or more on average. Here's the list of the most expensive places to own. [UT]

  1. Georgetown ($748)

  2. West End ($726)

  3. Burleith ($707)

  4. Adams Morgan ($639)

  5. Dupont Circle ($626)

  6. Kalorama ($614)

  7. Logan Circle ($613)

  8. Capitol Hill ($602)

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