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Washington, District of Columbia HOA & condo communities

12 communities listed in Washington. Browse dues, reserve study status, amenities, and management details, then open the full profile for the association you are researching.

3 search-ready profiles 12 with dues data 0 with reserve data District of Columbia reserve laws

Communities in Washington

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Search-ready profile CityCenterDC
216 units $641–$2,984/mo condo
Search-ready profile The Watergate
630 units $579–$10,139/mo co-op
Search-ready profile The Wharf Residences
316 units $500–$2,000/mo condo
Limited public profile 1010 Mass Condominium
$602–$912/mo condo
Limited public profile 10eleven Condominium
$510–$798/mo condo
Limited public profile Capitol Hill Tower
344 units $415–$1,462/mo condo
Limited public profile Capitol Quarter
$102/mo townhome
Limited public profile Capitol Quarter at Navy Yard
$99/mo townhome
Limited public profile Carolina On The Hill
49 units $425–$470/mo condo
Limited public profile Reservoir District
$210/mo townhome
Limited public profile The Obie Condominium
$160/mo townhome
Limited public profile The Velocity
200 units $816–$1,100/mo condo

District of Columbia laws owners and boards ask about

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Condo reserve funding

District of Columbia condominium reserve funding rules, in plain language

How the D.C. Condominium Act actually handles reserves — through association budget and assessment authority plus a resale-disclosure requirement — and what it means that there is no statutory reserve-study cycle for a board, owner, or buyer.

D.C. Code § 42-1903.12 — D.C. Condominium Act, association powers and budgets (with resale disclosure at § 42-1904.11)

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