NOTE: Gray indicates insufficient data or a suppressed estimate.
The highest concentrations of post-2010 housing construction, exceeding 20–30%, are clustered in the central and southeastern portions of the District, particularly in zip codes spanning the Navy Yard, Capitol Riverfront, and NoMa corridors—areas that have experienced significant redevelopment over the past decade. In stark contrast, the northwestern quadrant, encompassing established neighborhoods like Georgetown, Tenleytown, and upper Northwest, registers near 0% new construction, reflecting the built-out nature and historic preservation constraints of those areas. A few zip codes in the northeastern periphery and around the Wharf/Southwest Waterfront also show elevated rates of new unit production, while large swaths of gray (no data) along the eastern boundary likely correspond to federally owned land or low-density areas with limited residential development.
Data: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 ACS
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