Oaklawn Apartments

3620 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20010

DCUpdated 2026-09-2915 snapshots

RentSift tracks advertised-price history for Oaklawn Apartments at 3620 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20010 in DC. The latest September 29, 2026 snapshot lists advertised prices from $1,395 for studio to $2,156 for 1 bed.

1 Bed advertised starting price is $124 above the current DC building entry-price median of $2,032. This page preserves 15 weekly listing-price snapshots from May 15, 2026 through September 29, 2026.

Advertised Starting Prices

Studio

$1,395

$-395 vs DC median

1 Bed

$2,156

+$124 vs DC median

2 Bed

Not published

3 Bed

Not published

4 Bed

Not published

Each unit type shows the lowest published listing price RentSift captured for this building in the weekly snapshot. It is an entry price, not an average of available units, a signed-lease rent, a representative rent roll, or necessarily base rent. Market comparisons are medians across tracked buildings' entry prices.

Price History

Tracked since 2026-05-15

Weekly snapshot table

The studio advertised starting price ranged from $1,395 (August 25, 2026) to $1,495 (May 15, 2026) across 15 tracked snapshots, ending at $1,395 on September 29, 2026, a net decrease of $100 since May 15, 2026.

The 1 bed advertised starting price ranged from $1,700 (May 15, 2026) to $2,156 (August 25, 2026) across 10 tracked snapshots, ending at $2,156 on September 29, 2026, a net increase of $456 since May 15, 2026.

Weekly advertised starting prices tracked for Oaklawn Apartments
Snapshot	Studio	1 Bed
2026-09-29	$1,395	$2,156
2026-09-26	$1,395	$2,156
2026-09-22	$1,395	$2,156
2026-09-15	$1,395	$2,156
2026-09-08	$1,395	$2,156
2026-09-01	$1,395	$2,156
2026-08-25	$1,395	$2,156
2026-08-18	$1,495	Not published
2026-08-11	$1,495	Not published
2026-08-06	$1,495	Not published
2026-08-04	$1,495	Not published
2026-08-02	$1,495	Not published
2026-05-30	$1,495	$1,700
2026-05-21	$1,495	$1,700
2026-05-15	$1,495	$1,700

Each cell is the lowest published listing price captured for that unit type in that weekly snapshot, the same advertised entry prices the chart plots.