List your Washington DC home on the MLS for just $95. Your property appears on Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com, Redfin, and 100+ sites. Save up to $16,250 in commissions on the median Washington DC home.
Overview
A flat fee MLS listing lets you list your Washington DC home on the MLS for a one-time fee of $95 to $495 — instead of paying the typical 2.5% listing agent commission. On a median Washington DC home priced at $650,000, that saves you approximately $16,250.
Your listing gets the same exposure as any agent-listed property: Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com, and 100+ buyer-facing websites. Every buyer agent in your area sees your home. The only difference? You keep your equity.
HomeRise partners with licensed Washington DC brokerages to place your listing on the correct regional MLS based on your home's location. You retain full control over pricing, showings (managed through the ShowingTime app), and negotiations.
Your Savings
The median home price in Washington DC is $650,000. Here is what you save by listing with HomeRise instead of paying a traditional 2.5% listing agent commission.
Washington DC Pricing
Choose the plan that matches your experience level. Every plan gets your home on the Washington DC MLS and syndicated to 100+ buyer websites.
What Sellers Say
Rated 4.6/5 by hundreds of homeowners who saved thousands listing with HomeRise.
The Process
Most Washington DC sellers go from sign-up to live MLS listing within 24-72 hours.
MLS Coverage
HomeRise currently covers 1 Washington DC MLS boards, serving all of Washington DC, including Northwest DC, Northeast DC, Southeast DC, Southwest DC, Capitol Hill, Georgetown, and Dupont Circle. Your listing is placed on the correct MLS based on your home's county and location.
HomeRise places your listing on the correct Washington DC MLS based on your home's ZIP code. Here are the primary ZIP codes served by each board.
20001-20020, 20024, 20032, 20036-20037, 20045, 20052, 20057, 20064, 20202, 20204, 20228, 20230, 20240, 20245, 20260, 20307, 20317, 20319, 20373, 20390, 20405, 20418, 20427, 20506, 20510, 20520, 20535, 20540, 20551, 20560, 20565, 20566, 20593Washington DC has several additional regional MLS systems beyond those HomeRise currently covers. If your home is in one of these areas, contact us to check availability or learn about expanded coverage.
Washington DC Markets
HomeRise serves all major Washington DC markets. Select your city for local MLS details, median home prices, and estimated savings.
Why HomeRise
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Compare Options
See how HomeRise stacks up against traditional agents, discount brokerages, and FSBO in Washington DC.
| Feature | HomeRise ($95) | Traditional Agent (2.5%) | Other Flat Fee MLS | FSBO (No MLS) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listing cost on $$650K home | $95 + $495 closing compliance fee | $16,250 | $3,500 – $9,500 ($250–$2,500 + 0.5%–1% settlement fee) | $0 |
| Listed on Washington DC MLS | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin syndication | Yes | Yes | Yes | Manual only |
| ShowingTime app included | Yes | Varies | Some plans | No |
| Professional photography | Advanced plan | Yes | Premium plans only | Self |
| Unlimited listing changes | Yes | Yes | Varies | N/A |
| Compliance & strategy call | Yes | Yes | Rare | No |
| Full-service agent option | Yes (1-2%) | Yes (2.5-3%) | Rare | No |
| Cancel anytime / money-back guarantee | Yes | Contract required | Varies | N/A |
| You keep control of the sale | Yes | Agent-led | Yes | Yes |
Washington DC Market Insights
Washington DC's real estate market is characterized by high prices, strong demand, and significant neighborhood variation. Properties range from historic rowhouses in Capitol Hill to luxury condos in Dupont Circle and Georgetown. The market attracts both owner-occupants and investors, with competitive bidding common in desirable neighborhoods. The median home price of $650,000 reflects DC's status as a high-cost market, though prices vary dramatically by neighborhood—from $575K in Navy Yard to $1.2M+ in Georgetown.
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) settlement has reshaped DC's real estate landscape. Buyer agent compensation is no longer automatically listed on the MLS—sellers must now negotiate directly with buyer agents. This change has opened opportunities for sellers using flat fee MLS services like HomeRise to list on Bright MLS and negotiate buyer agent terms themselves. Many DC sellers are saving $15,000+ by avoiding traditional commissions while still offering competitive buyer agent compensation. The settlement has made for-sale-by-owner sales more viable and flat fee MLS listings more attractive.
Washington DC requires sellers to complete a Seller's Property Condition Disclosure Statement. This includes disclosing known material defects, environmental hazards, and property conditions. For homes built before 1978, federal law requires lead-based paint disclosures. Condo sellers must also provide buyers with the condo association's governing documents, financial statements, and reserve study. DC also requires a clean hands certificate confirming no outstanding debts to the District government.
Common Questions
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