Buyer’s-market ZIPs · October 2026 dataUpdated OCT 1, 2026

District of Columbia buyer’s-market ZIPs

In the latest monthly data, 19 of 19 ranked ZIPs in District of Columbia tilt toward buyers on the buyer-seller gauge — conditions change month to month. The gauge reads inventory, days-on-market, price-cut share, sale-to-list, and price-acceleration signals; sources: Zillow, Realtor, Redfin.

#	ZIP	Score	Gauge	Median value	Days on market
01	20020Washington, DC	45	Buyer's Market	$352K	87 days
02	20019Washington, DC	45	Buyer's Market	$350K	57 days
03	20024Washington, DC	54	Buyer's Market	$374K	72 days
04	20032Washington, DC	41	Buyer's Market	$318K	71 days
05	20037Washington, DC	45	Buyer's Market	$533K	67 days
06	20011Washington, DC	45	Buyer's Market	$605K	56 days
07	20018Washington, DC	43	Buyer's Market	$540K	67 days
08	20001Washington, DC	48	Buyer's Market	$629K	58 days
09	20002Washington, DC	46	Buyer's Market	$607K	58 days
10	20009Washington, DC	53	Buyer's Market	$568K	49 days
11	20005Washington, DC	49	Buyer's Market	$500K	71 days
12	20016Washington, DC	43	Buyer's Market	$1.1M	54 days
13	20010Washington, DC	41	Leaning Buyer	$685K	36 days
14	20003Washington, DC	47	Leaning Buyer	$828K	59 days
15	20007Washington, DC	40	Leaning Buyer	$1.3M	55 days
16	20017Washington, DC	46	Leaning Buyer	$529K	31 days
17	20008Washington, DC	41	Leaning Buyer	$823K	31 days
18	20012Washington, DC	42	Leaning Buyer	$790K	49 days
19	20015Washington, DC	42	Leaning Buyer	$1.4M	36 days

Ranked by how far the buyer-seller gauge tilts toward buyers; the gauge is a HavenScore composite and its five labels run from Buyer’s Market to Seller’s Market. Median value is Zillow ZHVI; days on market is Realtor. Only ZIPs with 5,000+ residents are ranked — thinner markets are too noisy month-to-month. A buyer tilt describes current conditions, not where prices go next. How the gauge works →