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Arlington, VA rent prices by neighborhood: see where they're highest and lowest

Median overall rent across Arlington, VA's 5 mapped neighborhoods is $2,409, ranging from $1,872 in Bluemont to $3,390 in North Rosslyn.

Median apartment rent by neighborhood in Arlington, VA Bluemont: $1,872/mo · 4 buildings Bluemont $1,872 Columbia Heights: $2,116/mo · 5 buildings Columbia Heights $2,116 Green Valley: $2,409/mo · 3 buildings Green Valley $2,409 Lyon Village: $2,925/mo · 12 buildings Lyon Village $2,925 North Rosslyn: $3,390/mo · 13 buildings North Rosslyn $3,390
Median rent Under $2,116 $2,116–$2,409 $2,409–$2,925 $2,925–$3,390 Over $3,390 No listings yet Streets © OpenStreetMap contributors | Report a map issue

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# Neighborhood Median rent Buildings Trend 1-yr change
1 Bluemont $1,872 4 — —
2 Columbia Heights $2,116 5 —
3 Green Valley $2,409 3 —
4 Lyon Village $2,925 12 —
5 North Rosslyn $3,390 13 —
Timeframe

Average rent trend, last 6 months

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$2,896
Average rent today
Average rent trend in Arlington, VA $2,700$3,233$3,767$4,300 Apr 26May 26Jul 26Aug 26Oct 26
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How these numbers are calculated

Each neighborhood on this map is a single ZIP code, drawn from U.S. Census Bureau ZCTA boundaries. We label each one with the commonly-used neighborhood name where Google has one (for example "Downtown Austin" instead of "78701"), and the ZIP code itself otherwise. Each building is matched to its ZIP by checking whether its coordinates fall inside the boundary, not by comparing address labels, so a building in Arlington, VA only counts toward Arlington, VA's median even if its mailing address uses a different name.

Median rents are recomputed every 24 hours. We take each property's current floor-plan prices, group them by bedroom count, and take the median across every unit inside the ZIP. ZIPs with fewer than four current listings are hidden from the map until the data fills in. Better to leave a blank than draw a confident color from one floor plan.

For comparison, the U.S. Census Bureau publishes a Virginia median gross rent figure based on survey responses (the 2025 ACS), and Zillow's ZORI index publishes a smoothed monthly observed-rent estimate at the metro level. Both are useful long-run benchmarks but lag the live market by 30–90 days. RentCafe's neighborhood-level averages are similar in spirit to what you see here, but use a different smoothing window.

Want to dig further? Browse every apartment in Arlington, VA, see the city-wide price history for the last 6 months, or read about how the data is collected.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest neighborhood in Arlington, VA?
Bluemont is the cheapest neighborhood for apartments in Arlington, VA, with a median rent of $1,872 per month based on prices refreshed every 24 hours.
What is the most expensive neighborhood in Arlington, VA?
North Rosslyn is the most expensive neighborhood for apartments in Arlington, VA at a median of $3,390 per month.
How much is an apartment in Arlington, VA?
The median apartment in Arlington, VA rents for $2,409 per month across 5 mapped neighborhoods. Prices are refreshed every 24 hours.
Where can I find the most affordable apartments in Arlington, VA?
The most affordable areas tracked are Bluemont, Columbia Heights. Each has its own filtered listing on the Arlington, VA apartments page.

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