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American University Park, Washington, DC Real Estate Trends

Learn about the American University Park, Washington, DC housing market through trends and averages.

Affordability of Living in American University Park, Washington, DC

The median home value is $1,332,507
MonthMedian home value
August 2025$1.33M
September 2025$1.33M
October 2025$1.33M
November 2025$1.33M
December 2025$1.34M
January 2026$1.34M
February 2026$1.34M
March 2026$1.33M
April 2026$1.33M
May 2026$1.33M
June 2026$1.33M
July 2026$1.33M
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Average Home Value in American University Park, Washington, DC, by Home Size

Home SizeHome Value*
2 bedrooms (See homes)$753,453
3 bedrooms (See homes)$1,276,453
4 bedrooms (See homes)$1,546,281
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What Locals Say about American University Park

  • Matthew Parker
    American University Park, Washington
    "I work from home so I do not commute to work. But there are Any easy commuting options available for those who commute. "
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  • Trulia User
    American University Park, Washington
    "A great neighborhood with great public schools, friendly neighbors and great restaurants nearby. This home is near the only Crate and Barrel in DC. It’s also near an amazing deli. "
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  • Dcolapinto
    American University Park, Washington
    "There’s access to public transportation. It’s a good 15-20 minutes walk to the Metro. Only a couple of blocks to the bus stop. It takes about 45 minutes to commute to work downtown from here. "
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  • GODWIN O.
    American University Park, Washington
    "it is beautiful city with unique and affluent personalities and excellent environment for successful family lifestyle"
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  • Dr Tarini V.
    American University Park, Washington
    "Very friendly and safe neighborhood in DC, very close to Georgetown and Chevy Chase. it's a great place to be closer to Maryland and DC. "
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  • Connor p. h.
    American University Park, Washington
    "It’s a great nice .org oof with any thing you could ever need within one mile. Dog friendly and DC’s best public schools. "
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  • Dkane5
    American University Park, Washington
    "Fortunately, I Only have a one mile commute to Chevy Chase. Alternate between walking and driving or getting a ride. "
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  • Jane M.
    American University Park, Washington
    "Recreational facilities. Metro access to anywhere. Great place to grow up and DC school field trips are the best!"
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  • evelyn f.
    American University Park, Washington
    "Close to the city Car bus metro Cross commute to outer suburbs is challenging Traffic in bound and outbound equally heavy"
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  • Noah S.
    American University Park, Washington
    "It's a nice, calm place with different activities."
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  • Noah S.
    American University Park, Washington
    "There are lots of different activities for kids here."
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  • Elise Z.
    American University Park, Washington
    "Dog owners like the sidewalks and the grassy areas."
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  • Elise Z.
    American University Park, Washington
    "Being right next to the university and DC, there is always something to do and new people to meet. I like to go to the art galleries."
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  • Jasmine J.
    American University Park, Washington
    "American University Park is a very special place. We're a neighborhood that sticks together, although we may disagree. It's a nice environment."
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  • Karyn W.
    American University Park, Washington
    "It’s a nice suburban neighborhood in the city. Close to shopping and restaurants as well as the metro. "
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  • Kyle P.
    American University Park, Washington
    "A high-end town in NW DC, Cathedral Heights offers mini shopping areas and restaurants, the wonderful youth of American University, and of course, the National Cathedral. Smaller churches lie blocks from eachother, scattered throughout the neighborhoods. The people are friendly and children are seen everywhere. There is plenty of foliage, where woodland creatures can be seen scurrying or prancing. For the most part this area can sustain itself, with smaller commerce, businesses, even [Homeland Security], all in its vicinity. I see no reason to leave. "
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  • amidei
    American University Park, Washington
    "American University Park (aka Tenleytown) is one of the loveliest neighborhoods in Washington, DC. It is a quiet, leafy, family-oriented community near excellent transportation and restaurants. Lots tend to be large and well-tended. For all these reasons, homes tend to sell very fast."
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  • Randistirn
    American University Park, Washington
    "This area is walking distance to the metro and wonderful Wisconsin area shopping and restaurants. Friendly people and on street parking always available.Georgetown and downtown D.C. close by also."
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  • wordpix
    American University Park, Washington
    "After living in a rural area, I came back to DC to live with and help my elderly parent. I thought I would hate DC and this neighborhood for all the typical reasons, like it's crowded, dirty, polluted, noisy. I found, surprisingly, that I love living here and this particular building is fantastic. The neighborhood is safe, has great schools, it's walking distance to shops, nightlife, AU and Metrorail, or you can take a bus, the traffic moves well (except at the height of rush hour), it's very clean, there's parking on the street and around this building, there's a park down the street and you can hike all the way to the Potomac, it's not far from the museums and Kennedy Center (I've ridden a bike and taken Metro), it's almost in Georgetown but without the high prices, smallish dogs are allowed, it's close to the C&O Canal and Capital Crescent Trail----well, this is as good as city living gets. I thought I would be pining for my former rural life but no---this is a great building in an excellent and affordable building, in a super city."
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