District Heights, MD Black Real Estate Agents

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About 22 days
A community directly bordering District Heights to the north, offering an adjacent option for buyers comparing inventory close to the city.
$355,000 – $365,000 (2026 trailing periods)
$250,000 – $480,000
North Forestville
Walker Mill
A District Heights submarket (ZIP 20747) of mostly 1950s-to-1990s single-family ranch homes near the Addison Road-Seat Pleasant Metro station, with a median sale price around $371,000.
A neighboring community adjoining District Heights to the southeast, mixing 1930s-to-1970s garden apartments and single-family homes near Joint Base Andrews and the Suitland Metro station.
Forestville

Buyers are drawn to District Heights for its roughly 10-mile commute to downtown DC via MD-5/MD-4 and the Capital Beltway, Metro bus connections to the Addison Road-Seat Pleasant and Suitland stations, nearby Joint Base Andrews and federal employment, and prices running well below both DC and Montgomery County.

Buyers can compare 1950s-to-1990s ranch homes in North Forestville, adjacent inventory bordering Walker Mill, and the mixed housing stock of Forestville near Joint Base Andrews and the Suitland Metro, all while moving quickly in a market where homes average about 4 offers.

Sellers are seeing the strongest multiple-offer activity on move-in-ready homes in North Forestville priced near the citywide median, with spillover demand also benefiting well-located listings near Walker Mill and Forestville.

With sub-month days on market and multiple-offer activity holding steady, District Heights should stay competitive even as the broader DC-area market cools, supported by its price gap versus DC and Montgomery County and its Metro and Beltway access.

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