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DC multifamily market shows signs of strain amid prolonged government shutdown

Historical data shows limited impact, but current trends point to more pronounced slowdown
The 524-unit Everly, which opened in April, is one of many new apartment buildings to open in the Southwest-Navy Yard area in recent years. (Joe Furio/CoStar)
The 524-unit Everly, which opened in April, is one of many new apartment buildings to open in the Southwest-Navy Yard area in recent years. (Joe Furio/CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
October 29, 2025 | 3:21 P.M.

The latest government shutdown is casting a long shadow over Washington, D.C.’s multifamily market, with industry insiders pointing to weakening demand and shifting renter behavior.

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