ZIP 20036 investor activity — District of Columbia, Washington DC

In the 12 months ending 2026-06-03, ZIP 20036 (District of Columbia, Washington DC) recorded 1 investor purchases of single-family homes out of 1 total sales (100% of sales), against a stock of 63 single-family homes — 1.6 investor purchases per 100 homes, versus a national median of 0.5 among ranked ZIPs. This ZIP does not meet HottestZip's ranking minimums. Counts are aggregates of public property records, compiled 2026-07-05 by HottestZip (powered by GoForClose). An investor purchase is a purchase by a corporate entity such as an LLC or corporation.

ZIP 20036 — District of Columbia, Washington DC

Not ranked — here's why: Fewer than 30 recorded sales in the 12-month window. With a sample that small, one estate sale or one small builder closing out a street can swing every ratio — so we show the counts but don't rank them.

This ZIP sits in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV metroarea — see the whole market's numbers, county by county.

Worth knowing: Most homes here sit above the county's typical price. In higher-priced ZIPs, corporate purchases more often mean second homes, rebuilds, or land plays than classic rental-and-flip investing — read the numbers with that in mind.

Public-record counts · 12 months ending 2026-06-03 · compiled 2026-07-05

Investor purchases (12 mo)

purchases by LLCs & corporations

Per 100 homes

1.6

national median among ranked ZIPs: 0.5

Share of sales to investors

100%

1 of 1 recorded sales

Total sales (12 mo)

Turnover

1.6%

share of all homes that sold

Single-family homes

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The 10 hottest ZIPs in Washington DC — July 2026 edition

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#	ZIP	County	Investor purchaseslast 12 mo	Per 100 homesinvestor purchases	Share of salesbought by investors	Turnoverof all homes
1	20019	District of Columbia	96	0.9	30%	2.9%
2	20032	District of Columbia	29	0.8	26%	3.1%
3	20007	District of Columbia	46	0.8	16%	5.0%
4	20011	District of Columbia	97	0.7	20%	3.5%
5	20020	District of Columbia	50	0.7	26%	2.6%
6	20010	District of Columbia	19	0.6	19%	3.1%
7	20018	District of Columbia	28	0.6	18%	3.2%
8	20002	District of Columbia	59	0.6	14%	4.1%
9	20001	District of Columbia	22	0.6	12%	4.9%
10	20016	District of Columbia	35	0.5	14%	3.7%