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Rent-burdened renters: zip codes ranked in District of Columbia

Share of renter households paying 30% or more of their income on rent and utilities, the standard affordability threshold. Lower is better. These lists rank zip codes in District of Columbia with at least 1,000 residents, using the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

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Zip codes where rent takes the biggest bite

#ZipCityRent burden
120052Washington100%
220006Washington83.2%
320019Washington60.5%
420012Washington57.9%
520032Washington57.2%
620020Washington54.7%
720037Washington54.3%
820018Washington53.2%
920017Washington52.4%
1020036Washington51.5%
1120016Washington50.7%
1220015Washington48.2%
1320011Washington48%
1420024Washington47.5%
1520007Washington46.3%
1620008Washington43.8%
1720001Washington43.7%
1820005Washington43.7%
1920002Washington41.5%
2020010Washington40.3%
2120004Washington37.6%
2220003Washington35.1%
2320009Washington33%

Zip codes where rent takes the smallest bite

#ZipCityRent burden
120009Washington33%
220003Washington35.1%
320004Washington37.6%
420010Washington40.3%
520002Washington41.5%
620005Washington43.7%
720001Washington43.7%
820008Washington43.8%
920007Washington46.3%
1020024Washington47.5%
1120011Washington48%
1220015Washington48.2%
1320016Washington50.7%
1420036Washington51.5%
1520017Washington52.4%
1620018Washington53.2%
1720037Washington54.3%
1820020Washington54.7%
1920032Washington57.2%
2020012Washington57.9%
2120019Washington60.5%
2220006Washington83.2%
2320052Washington100%

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