Foggy Bottom Rent Prices in Washington 2026

✨ Diplomatic Hub✨ Concrete Jungle✨ Walkable to K Street✨ Student Heavy

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Our Verdict

"Bougie"

At a median of $40.5/m², you are paying for proximity, not personality. The neighborhood analysis shows a market that is undeniably BOUGIE, largely because the supply is squeezed by institutional land ownership and the constant demand from the IMF/World Bank crowd. The investment outlook is stagnant but safe; you won't see a bargain here, but your property value won't tank as long as the federal government stays in town.

The Vibe:The landscape is a stiff mix of gray federal agencies, George Washington University dorms, and high-end medical facilities. You’ll spend your time dodging students on scooters and diplomats in black SUVs while navigating the concrete-heavy grid near the Blue, Orange, and Silver lines. It feels more like a functional power-hub than a cozy residential district, defined by its proximity to the State Department and the Potomac River.

The median rent price in Foggy Bottom, Washington is $40.5 per m² per month, 4% below the Washington city average of $42.1/m². Based on 1 verified rental data points as of June 2026.

Market Median · Foggy Bottom

20+ data points

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3.8% Discountvs Washington avg

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Est. Rating4/5

Last ScanJune 2026

Signal ConfidenceHigh

Neighborhood Peers

CheaperColumbia Heights

⚡Market Speed

Steady

Inventory turnover focus

📈Growth Potential

Balanced

Infrastructure outlook

Quick Estimate

Foggy Bottom @ $40.5/m²/mo

m²

Total

$2,430

District Highlights

Grocery

Whole Foods Market (I Street)

Education

George Washington University

Culture

The Kennedy Center

Health

GW Hospital

Park

Rock Creek Park Trailhead

Locals Ask

Does the Average Rent include utilities in this area?

Usually not; most of these mid-century high-rises tack on substantial service fees and electric costs on top of the base rent.

Can I find street parking in Foggy Bottom?

Forget about it. If you aren't paying $250+ for a garage spot, you'll be circling the block until you give up and sell the car.

Why are the m² stats so high for older buildings?

You're paying for the 10-minute walk to the World Bank and the White House, regardless of how dated the lobby looks.

Is the neighborhood quiet on weekends?

It turns into a ghost town once the commuters and students head out, leaving only the sound of the ambulances heading to GW Hospital.

What is the Investment outlook for new luxury builds?

Limited; there is almost no vacant land left, so any 'new' supply is usually a pricey renovation of a 1970s shell.

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About This Data

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Data Sources

Foggy Bottom prices are sourced from real market listings and verified location scans submitted by users in Washington. Each neighbourhood requires multiple independent data points before publication to ensure statistical reliability.

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Methodology

We report median prices — not averages — to reduce outlier distortion. All figures are per square metre (per month). The 4/5 rating reflects price-to-value relative to local amenities, transit access, and broader market conditions in Washington.

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Last Updated

This page was last updated in June 2026. AI-generated insights — including the vibe description, verdict, and FAQs — are regenerated whenever the underlying price data changes to keep analysis current.

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