Washington, District of Columbia · District of Columbia

Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter Neighborhood Guide

Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter is a neighborhood in Washington.
$553k
Median Price
Where the $553k median comes from

Redfin neighborhood sale median for Jul–Sep 2026 for Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter; 195 homes sold there over the 12 months Oct 2025–Sep 2026. One figure for the whole neighborhood; individual homes sell above and below it. We do not publish a low/high range because we do not have a sourced one.

About Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter

Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter is a neighborhood in Washington, District of Columbia with a Artsy, Walkable vibe.

Nearby Neighborhoods in Washington

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Columbia Heights
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Capitol Hill
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North Ridge-Rosemont
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter?

The median sale price in Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter is approximately $553k (Redfin neighborhood sale median, Jul–Sep 2026). Individual homes sell above and below that figure depending on size, condition and exact location.

How are the schools in Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter?

We do not have a school rating for Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter. Check assigned schools for any specific address with the district.

What is Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter known for?

Chinatown / Mount Vernon Square / Penn Quarter is a neighborhood in Washington.

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