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Pet-friendly apartments in Washington, DC under $2,250

Hola Keys has 303 pet-friendly apartments in Washington, DC under $2,250. The median rent is $1,825/mo and the lowest is $575. 251 pay you Cash Back when you move in: up to $500 (typically $200).

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How much is the rent for pet-friendly apartments in Washington, DC under $2,250?
The median rent is $1,825/mo across the 303 places on Hola Keys. The cheapest starts at $575 and a quarter of them rent for under $1,675.
How many pet-friendly apartments under $2,250 are for rent in Washington, DC?
Hola Keys has 303 places with units available. Updated October 25, 2026.
Which ones pay you Cash Back in Washington, DC?
251 of the 303 pay you Cash Back when you rent through Hola Keys: up to $500 (typically $200). The cheapest one that pays is 3825 Georgia, from $575/mo.
How does Cash Back work on Hola Keys?
Find a place that shows Cash Back, lease it and tell us you signed: we pay you after you move in. Sign in to lock in your Cash Back. Hola Keys is part of Sunny, so it works just like on sunny.com. Restrictions apply.
Which parts of Washington, DC have the most options?
The ZIP codes with the most places are 20002 (49), 20009 (46) and 20008 (27).
How does the rent change with the number of bedrooms?
Median rent by size: studio, $1,810 (212 places); 1-bedroom, $2,041 (273 places); 2-bedroom, $2,999 (199 places); 3+ bedroom, $4,800 (32 places).

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