Woodridge home prices and affordability, 2019 to 2025
Woodridge home prices rose about 15% from 2019 to 2025, and with higher mortgage rates, buying the median home here now takes $1,273 more a month.
DC figures use qualified sales matched to current residential address records; some historical sales cannot be matched. Median sale prices describe the homes sold in each year, which may differ between years.
How prices moved
Woodridge rose about as much as DC
On our own index, Woodridge home prices rose 15% from 2019 to 2025, against 12% for DC as a whole, and we rate it high confidence.
The median sale rose by about the same, from $621,055 to $710,000. Our own index and the median sale measure different things, so in other neighborhoods they can tell different stories.
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$1,273 more a month than in 2019
With 20% down on the median sale, the monthly mortgage payment went from $2,355 in 2019 to $3,628 in 2025. Higher prices added $396, and the higher mortgage rate, 6.60% against 3.94% added $877.
The 20% down payment grew from $124,211 to $142,000.
Compare the neighborhoods next door
Woodridge
- Prices since 2019
- +15%
- Payment in 2025
- $3,628
- Rise a month
- +$1,273
- Prices since 2019
- +15%
- Payment in 2025
- $4,409
- Rise a month
- +$2,058
- Prices since 2019
- −1%
- Payment in 2025
- $2,550
- Rise a month
- +$664
- Prices since 2019
- +7%
- Payment in 2025
- $3,050
- Rise a month
- +$851
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Questions about Woodridge
How much have Woodridge home prices changed since 2019?
On our own index, Woodridge home prices rose about 15% from 2019 to 2025, against about 12% for DC as a whole. We rate the figure high confidence. The median sale went from $621,055 to $710,000.
How much does it cost to buy a home in Woodridge?
The median Woodridge home sold for $710,000 in 2025. With 20% down, $142,000, and a 30-year fixed loan at 6.60%, the monthly mortgage payment comes to $3,628 before taxes and insurance.
What income do you need to buy in Woodridge?
About $145,000 a year for the median Woodridge home, by a common rule of thumb that keeps the monthly mortgage payment at 30% of gross income. The same rule gave $94,000 in 2019. Lenders apply their own tests, and taxes and insurance come on top of the payment.
How much has the monthly mortgage payment in Woodridge changed since 2019?
The monthly mortgage payment on the median Woodridge home rose $1,273, from $2,355 in 2019 to $3,628 in 2025. Higher prices added $396, and the higher mortgage rate, 3.94% to 6.60%, added $877.
How does Woodridge compare with DC?
The monthly mortgage payment on the median Woodridge home was $3,628 in 2025, lower than the $3,704 on the median DC home. Since 2019 it rose $1,273, and DC’s rose $1,433.
What does the full cost to own a home add?
Property tax, insurance, HOA dues and upkeep come on top of the monthly mortgage payment shown here. A free account’s Cost to Own adds them up for a specific home, and three homes a month are free.
Home prices: our own index from DC Office of Tax and Revenue sales, 2019 to 2025. Monthly mortgage payment is principal and interest on the median sale with 20% down and a 30-year fixed loan, at each year’s average Freddie Mac rate (3.94% in 2019, 6.60% in 2025); taxes and insurance are not included. Sales: DC Office of Tax and Revenue.