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Luxury Apartments in Washington, D.C. — Since 1984

Live where the city's best addresses already are.

From Dupont Circle to Georgetown and beyond, Keener Management owns and operates more than 2,000 apartments in the neighborhoods Washingtonians actually want to live in — seventeen buildings, one standard of service, and an 80-person team that's been earning residents' loyalty since 1984. Let us help you find your next home.

The Keener Difference

Quality. Service. Integrity.

Since 1984, Keener Management has looked after the apartment buildings developed by Keener-Squire Properties — the same family ownership, the same standards, the same long-tenured team. We don't flip portfolios. We don't sell to the highest bidder. We keep the buildings, and we keep the people.

That's why so many of our residents stay for five, seven, nine years — and why the front-desk staff remembers their name on day one. An 80-person team across seventeen buildings means the person you call is the person who can fix it.

Pet-free. Non-smoking. Equal housing opportunity. One standard, every address.

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My husband and I have lived in Sutton Plaza for nearly 4 years now and we have only wonderful things to say about it. We would happily recommend it to anyone searching for a convenient and well-maintained apartment in…
Ryan S. Sutton Plaza
Brand new apartment building with beautiful very well designed apartments, right in the heart Georgetown - just a few minutes walk from Georgetown University. Location is unbeatable, but what also sets Weavers Row apart…
Celia Koukouli Weavers Row
I truly loved living in this building. (I moved out of DC, otherwise I would have continued living here.) The building itself is beautiful, and the lobby area has a fun art deco thing going on. My unit was in the front…
Olivia S. 2000 Connecticut

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