NoMa has seen an explosion of development in the last decade. ... billions in the
35-block area within the NoMa Business Improvement District (BID), resulting in ...
NoMa A thriving live-work neighborhood, NoMa is located at the center of Shaw, H Street, Capitol Hill and Eckington. With an average of more than 61,000 pedestrians, 44,000 office workers daily and eight new apartment buildings in the last three years, NoMa is one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in DC.
TRANSPORTATION ACCESS • Minutes from I-395 • Two Red Line Metrorail stations • 3 hours to NYC from Union Station • 11 bus lines • 8 Capital Bikeshare Stations • 1st protected cycle track in DC
44,000 OFFICE WORKERS • NoMa’s office tenants are drawn to its many highly-desirable Class A, LEED buildings. • Private sector tenants comprise almost 40% of NoMa’s office market. • Associations, think tanks and media/ tech companies have led NoMa’s remarkable growth in private sector tenants. • In 2014, Google came to NoMa, joining existing tenants like NPR, CNN, and NeighborWorks America.
5,500 RESIDENTS IN THE BID Live here for location, convenience, and sustainable, high-quality housing options. 91% have a bachelor degree or higher, less than 15% drive to work, and 40% of NoMa BID households have incomes above $110,000.3
Washington DC Economic Partnership · DC Neighborhood Profiles 2015
360,000 SQ. FT. OF RETAIL/RESTAURANTS More than 360,000 sq. ft. of retail development in NoMa today and another 140,000 sq. ft. to come in the next twoto-three years; including a seven-screen Landmark Theatre and REI.
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Population Male Female High School Graduate + Bachelor’s Degree + Graduate/Professional F LORIDA AV Degree
10,642 49% 51% 86% 54% 26%
48,939 49% 51% 88% 56% 28%
335,749 49% 51% 88% 56% 31% POTBELLY
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WOOLY MAMMOTH THEATER
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CONTACT
Archives/ Navy Mem'l
NoMa BID Robin-Eve Jasper, President 202.289.0111
[email protected] TIONAL MUSEUM OF NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ERICAN HISTORY www.nomabid.orgNATURAL HISTORY
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METRORAIL EXITS CITYCENTERDC
FUTURE LANDMARK THEATER
Brentwood Park
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$121,755 $287,203
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Apparel Computers & Accessories $1,300 $7,836 LONG Entertainment & $90,745 VIEW$14,859 GALLERY Recreation ·· Pets $15,415 Mt $2,513 Vernon Sq/ Convention ·· Television, Radio $6,082 Center $36,572 & Sound Food at Home $25,413 $150,347 WASHINGTON CONVENTION Food away from Home $16,458 CENTER $99,120 MARRIOTT Home Improvement $43,149 MARQUIS $6,574 Household Furnishings $4,735 $29,205 Personal Care $2,239 $13,282 CARNEGIE Vehicle Maint. & Repair $4,995 $30,134 LIBRARY
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SEASONAL $8,171PANTRY $48,894
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WASHINGTON FIREHOUSE RESTAURANT
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$76,659 $93,856 $56,443 $66,976 Shaw/Howard 46% 41% University 11% 12% 43% 47% $54,482 $63,788
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