Apartments For Rent in Chinatown, Washington, DC

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What Locals Say about Chinatown

  • Mellos B.
    "I haven't seen many dogs around, but it's best to walk your dog early -- right before the metro opens or after to minimize the amount of people."
  • Mellos B.
    "The mix of different cultures, not just the Asians, and the ability to feel like you live in a cultured city while you can take the metro to the suburbs in a few minutes makes this place unique."
  • Mellos B.
    "I either walk around or take the metro to Maryland."
  • Mellos B.
    "It's safe -- but with the big crowds and tourists, it can get loud and chaotic at times."
  • Barbie D.
    "There are a lot of dog owners."
  • Mia N.
    "Having a large dog would be difficult in Chinatown due to the lack of parks and large spaces for larger animals."
  • Mia N.
    "Chinatown is the heart of Washington DC. There's a lot of culture, restaurants, and attractions in Chinatown."
  • Barbie D.
    "It's awesome -- with appreciation for different cultures. I absolutely LOVE my neighborhood."
  • Mia N.
    "I live very close to the metro and that is my soul mode of transportation. I also use rideshare apps to get around the city."
  • Mia N.
    "I think it's important for parents to know that Chinatown is safer than the reputation provides."
  • Barbie D.
    "It's a safe area for kids to wander around. I haven't heard of any suspicious activity so I'm pretty sure it's a great town."
  • Janiya L.
    "It depends on what dog you have. Small dogs may be fine."
  • Janiya L.
    "The people there and the streets are very unique. It's a great place to be."
  • Jerry J.
    "The amount of food and the diversity of people that come here make this place unique."
  • Jerry J.
    "LOTS of people, be careful. You never know who will be who."

Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Chinatown, Washington, DC

  • How many apartments are for rent in Chinatown, Washington, DC?
    Trulia currently lists 42 apartments for rent in Chinatown, Washington, DC. The count updates throughout the day as listings come on and off the market.
  • How much do apartments in Chinatown, Washington, DC rent for?
    Rents for apartments in Chinatown, Washington, DC range from $1,924 to $6,577 a month. Each listing shows its exact rent and any fees.
  • What is the average rent for apartments in Chinatown, Washington, DC?
    The average rent for apartments in Chinatown, Washington, DC is $2,825 a month, with listings ranging from $1,924 to $6,577.
  • How many apartments for rent in Chinatown, Washington, DC allow pets?
    2 of the 42 apartments for rent in Chinatown, Washington, DC allow cats or dogs. Use the pet-friendly page to see only those listings.
  • What documents do landlords in Chinatown, Washington, DC usually ask for?
    Expect to show photo ID, recent pay stubs or an offer letter, and to agree to a credit and background check. Having them ready speeds up the application.

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