Southeast DC neighborhoods we serve

We are based in Parkside and cover Wards 7 and 8 plus the neighborhoods just across the river.

Parkside

Parkside mixes newer townhouses and apartment buildings with older garden apartments, tucked between Kenilworth Avenue, the Anacostia River and the Minnesota Avenue Metro. ZIP: 20019.

Deanwood

Deanwood has some of the oldest houses east of the river, many of them wood frame homes on larger lots with front porches and detached garages, along with brick homes and small apartment buildings. ZIP: 20019.

Benning

Benning has a mix of brick rowhouses, semi-detached homes and garden apartment complexes along Benning Road and up on Benning Ridge. ZIP: 20019.

River Terrace

River Terrace is a small neighborhood of brick rowhouses and semi-detached homes from the 1940s, set between the Anacostia River and I-295. ZIP: 20019.

Fort Dupont

The neighborhoods around Fort Dupont Park have detached and semi-detached brick homes on hilly, tree-lined streets, plus some garden apartments. ZIP: 20019 and 20020.

Hillcrest

Hillcrest is known for larger detached brick homes from the 1930s to the 1950s on quiet, hilly streets, many owned by the same families for decades. ZIP: 20020.

Penn Branch

Penn Branch has brick detached and semi-detached homes from the 1940s and 1950s with yards and driveways, close to the Maryland line. ZIP: 20019 and 20020.

Marshall Heights

Marshall Heights has a mix of detached frame homes, brick semi-detached houses and garden apartments near the Maryland line. ZIP: 20019.

Anacostia

Historic Anacostia has some of the oldest homes in this part of the city, including small Victorian frame houses, along with brick rowhouses and apartment buildings. ZIP: 20020.

Congress Heights

Congress Heights has brick apartment buildings, rowhouses and detached homes, with newer development near the St. Elizabeths campus. ZIP: 20032.

Hill East

Hill East is the eastern edge of Capitol Hill, with brick rowhouses from the early 1900s, many renovated, on tree-lined streets. ZIP: 20003.

Kingman Park

Kingman Park is a small neighborhood of brick rowhouses from the late 1920s near the old RFK stadium site. ZIP: 20002.