District of Columbia

Short-term rentals in Washington, DC

Entire-home performance across the 16 ZIP codes in Washington with enough listings to measure. City figures are aggregates of those ZIP codes, weighted by listing count — the ZIP is the grain we actually measure.

By ZIP code

ZIPNightly rateOccupancyAnnual revenueListings
20002$23446.7%$39,820635
20001$25340.3%$37,178478
20009$24947.7%$43,301288
20003$24841.6%$37,570262
20011$17744.7%$28,805243
20010$20850%$38,002163
20007$24548.9%$43,824154
20037$31743.2%$49,927151
20005$30649%$54,664123
20019$21038.7%$29,653120
20020$20137.8%$27,645109
20036$26152.2%$49,75790
20017$19950.8%$36,79962
20018$18539.1%$26,44859
20004$55624.1%$49,02854
20032$24249.5%$43,75351

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Figures cover entire-home listings and are current to June 2026. Nightly rate and occupancy are measured from the market dataset; a dash means the figure is not measured here, which is never the same as zero. Estimates are analytical opinions with stated uncertainty, not guarantees of income; compliance signals are market intelligence, not legal advice. Not financial, investment or tax advice; see the Terms.
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