Overview
$871,778
Average Sales Price
$599,500
Median Sales Price
11,758
Population
86
Total Listings
Discover Life in Adams Morgan with Jaffar Ahmad
Local Perspective
If I were walking a client through Adams Morgan, I’d highlight how this neighborhood sits at the crossroads of historic charm and urban vibrancy. With my background in both construction and inspection, I pay close attention to the character that older neighborhoods like Adams Morgan bring to the table—solid bones, unique layouts, and a sense of architectural history you won’t find everywhere in D.C. For many of my clients, Adams Morgan represents a rare blend: it’s lively and eclectic, yet possesses pockets of quiet residential streets. I often recommend this area to those who want to be part of the city’s cultural fabric, but who also value a home with personality and substance. In the broader D.C. market, Adams Morgan stands out for its walkability, diversity, and the way it continues to attract creative energy without losing its sense of community.
Neighborhood Highlights
Adams Morgan pulses with a vibrant, multicultural atmosphere. The streets are alive with independent coffee shops, international eateries, and colorful murals. There’s an undeniable creative edge here—musicians, artists, and young professionals gravitate to its lively corridors, while families and long-time residents enjoy the quieter, tree-lined side streets. Unlike some neighboring areas that lean either fully residential or purely commercial, Adams Morgan blends both worlds. The nightlife is energetic but not overwhelming, and there’s a strong sense of neighborhood pride. Community events, farmers markets, and local festivals are part of the fabric, making it easy to feel connected whether you’re new or have been here for decades.
Homes & Architecture
Adams Morgan’s housing stock is as diverse as its residents. You’ll find classic early 20th-century rowhouses, many lovingly restored and updated, alongside boutique condo conversions and a handful of newer mid-rise buildings. Architectural details like bay windows, exposed brick, and original hardwood floors are common, especially in the rowhomes. Condos here often feature open layouts and creative use of space, reflecting the neighborhood’s artistic spirit. While some homes retain their historic facades, interiors range from vintage charm to thoroughly modern renovations. For buyers who value craftsmanship and a sense of history, Adams Morgan offers plenty to explore.
Featured Listings
For Sale (99)
For Sold (179)
Amenities & Attractions
Educational Environment
Elementary Schools (3)Middle Schools (1)
Name
Category
Grades
Library
Ratio
8/10
Marie Reed Elementary School
2201 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Public
EE - 5
No
11:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
6/10
H. D. Cooke Elementary School
2525 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Public
EE - 5
No
11:1 STUDENTS/TEACHERS
0/10
Oyster-Adams Bilingual Education Campus
2020 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Public
PK - 8
No
STUDENTS/TEACHERS
Demographics
Data provided by Attom Data
Population
Employment
Population
11.8K
11.8K in 2020
Density
37.6K
per square mile
Households
7K
Total households
Gender
50% / 50%
Men Vs Women
Occupancy
29% / 71%
Owned Vs Rented
Age Median: Years
Education Level
Adams Morgan Living: Your Essential Neighborhood Guide
To help you make informed decisions, we've compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.

What types of homes are common in Adams Morgan?
Adams Morgan offers a mix of classic rowhouses, boutique condos, and some apartment buildings. Many properties have been updated while maintaining historic charm. The area tends to attract those seeking unique architecture and a lively urban environment.
How accessible is Adams Morgan for commuting?
What is the lifestyle and walkability like here?
How fast do homes typically move in this market?
What should I know about local schools?
Are there HOAs or condo fees in Adams Morgan?








