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The DC Zip Code Where Home Prices Rose The Most In 2025 (And Why)

  • December 4th 2025

by UrbanTurf Staff

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A home that sold in 20008 earlier this year.

With 2025 almost in the rear view, today UrbanTurf is taking a look at the DC zip code where home prices rose the most this year. 

For the second year in a row, the 20008 zip code, home to portions of the Forest Hills, Van Ness, Cleveland Park, Woodley Park and Kalorama neighborhoods, leads the way. The zip code is home to a high volume of smaller condos and co-ops as well as some of the city's more expensive homes.

Median home prices in the area rose 18%, thanks to a high volume of sales in the upper bracket of the single-family home sector, as well as a surprisingly high number of condos and co-ops sales. The 18% price increase comes even as the zip code is closing in on 350 home sales by the end of the year. 

Below UrbanTurf plucked out a few interesting stats about the market in 20008. 

  • $715,000 -- The median home price in 20008 this year, up 18%. 
  • $3.136 million -- The average sales price for a detached home in 20008 in 2025. 
  • 311 -- The number of home sales in the zip code, up 15% year-over-year.
  • 33% -- The percentage of homes sold that sold in 10 days or less.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_dc_zip_code_where_home_prices_rose_the_most_in_2025_and_why/24128.

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