Market data · Updated October 2026

Commercial property market: District of Columbia

10,803 commercial, apartment and association parcels in public property records, held by 7,817 owners. The associations, owners and managers behind them are the people who sign for commercial work.

Associations and co-ops
327
owners of condominium, co-op and association property
Commercial owners
7,503
owners of commercial, industrial and apartment property
Commercial parcels
10,803
commercial, apartment and association parcels

Counted from public property records. Updated October 2026.

By property type

What the 10,803 parcels are.

Commercial property parcels in District of Columbia, by property type
Property typeParcelsOwnersShare
Commercial and industrial premises6,4044,88959%
Apartment buildings3,8242,71635%
Condominium, co-op and association property5753275%
All parcels10,8037,817

Source: District of Columbia, Office of Tax and Revenue / DC GIS, CC BY 4.0 (parcels and owners). Updated October 2026.

Straight answers

District of Columbia, by the numbers.

How many condominiums, co-ops and associations are in the District of Columbia?

Public property records show 327 owners of condominium, co-op and association property in the District of Columbia, holding 575 parcels.

How many commercial properties are in the District of Columbia?

Public property records show 6,404 commercial and industrial premises in the District of Columbia, alongside 3,824 apartment parcels and 575 parcels of condominium, co-op and association property: 10,803 parcels held by 7,817 owners.

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