Student Housing and Apartments in Washington, DC
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$1,572 - 3,137
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4115 Wisconsin Avenue, Nw Washington, DC
Studio - 2 BR
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$2,258 - 4,863
2255 Wisconsin Ave Nw Washington, DC
Studio - 2 BR
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$1,650 - 3,000
314 Carroll St NW Washington, DC
Studio - 2 BR
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$1,199 - 1,409
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331 15Th St NE Washington, DC
6 BR
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$1,390
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601 24Th St Washington Dc, DC
4 BR
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$1,285
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1315 Clifton St Washington Dc, DC
5 BR
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How much does it cost to rent a student apartment in Washington?
Washington Student Apartments vs. Washington Average
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many student apartments are available in Washington, DC on Rentable.co?
There are 7 student apartments in Washington currently available for rent on Rentable.co.
What is the average rent for a student apartment in Washington, DC?
The average monthly rent for a student apartment in Washington is about $2,630.
How many studio student apartments are available in Washington?
Rentable.co has 18 studio student apartments available for rent in Washington.
How many one-bedroom student apartments are available in Washington?
Rentable.co has 99 one-bedroom student apartments available for rent in Washington.
How many two-bedroom student apartments are available in Washington?
Rentable.co has 36 two-bedroom student apartments available for rent in Washington.
Can I afford a student apartment in Washington, DC?
To comfortably afford a student apartment in Washington based on average rent prices, a household would need an annual income of $105,000.