NoMa

Nestled in the heart of DC and an easy stroll from the U.S. Capitol, NoMa is one of the city’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. The area includes nearly 27.1 million square feet of office, hotel, retail, and residential space, including 30 LEED-certified buildings and revitalized historic buildings. NoMa continues to grow with an additional 500,000 square feet under construction. With the support of public figures and the local community, NoMa’s development is complimented with initiatives to activate and improve public infrastructure and shared spaces.

Photo courtesy tedsbulletin.com

Select Retail + Restaurant Openings (2024+)

  • Chipotle
  • Gold's Gym
  • Lost Sock Roasters
  • Marcus DC
  • Pop’s Bagels
  • Right Proper Brewing Company
  • Starbucks
  • Ted’s Bulletin NoMa
Photo courtesy ariadevelopmentgroup.com

New Arrivals

  • Pinnacle (7 New York Ave NE) brought 115 residential units to NoMa in Q2 2024.
  • The Florian (1 Florida Ave NE) is a 13-story, 388-unit apartment building with 3,000 SF of ground-floor retail space. Construction finished in Q2 2024.
  • OZMA (44 M St NE) comprises 13 stories, 275 residential units, and 7,900 SF of retail space. The project delivered in Q3 2024.
  • The 202 (202 Florida Avenue NE) delivered 254 residential units and 3,800 SF of retail space in Q1 2024.
Photo by Sam Kittner, courtesy of NoMa BID

Neighborhood Activations

  • NoMa Farmers Market at Third Street: Every Thursday evening from May 4th to October 31st, the NoMa Farmers Market at Third Street offers a variety of vendors serving up farm-fresh produce and local groceries from 4-8 p.m. along Third Street NE.
  • NoMa in Color Mural Festival: A weeklong mural festival in September featuring 16 new murals and celebrated with a finale event with a makers/art market, music, and artist interactions at Alethia Tanner Park.
  • CiNoMatic: Outdoor movie series recurring Wednesday evenings at Alethia Tanner Park in the Spring and Fall.
  • Metropolitan Beer Trail: Links 11 of the neighborhood’s most popular brew pubs and bars in a walkable or bikeable path from the Metropolitan Branch Trail, stretching from Union Station northward through the neighborhoods of NoMa, Eckington, and Brookland.
  • New Public Spaces: The reconfiguration of the Florida and New York Avenue NE intersection will create three new public spaces that will include trees and plants, seat-walls, space for monumental public art, and other amenities.
Rendering courtesy of DDOT

New Public Spaces

The reconfiguration of the Florida and New York Avenue NE intersection has created three new public spaces that include trees & plants, seat-walls, play structures, space for monumental public art, and other amenities.
Population
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Population 27,541 73,675 400,592
Daytime Population 41,298 125,672 805,812
Male 50% 49% 49%
Female 50% 51% 51%
High School Graduate + 81% 85% 82%
Bachelor’s Degree + 76% 79% 76%
Graduate/Professional Degree 42% 44% 44%
Households
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Households (HH) 15,897 39,644 204,586
Average HH Size 1.65 1.79 1.85
Owner-occupied 13% 25% 33%
Renter-occupied 87% 75% 67%
Median Home Value $866,535 $881,758 $806,324
Income
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Average HH $155,881 $175,484 $175,751
Median HH $114,273 $136,548 $130,718
HH Income <$50k 20% 18% 19%
HH Income $50 - $75k 13% 11% 11%
HH Income $75k+ 67% 72% 70%
Average HH Disposable $95,135 $107,060 $107,664
Graduate/Professional Degree 42% 44% 44%

Age

  • Age < 20
  • Age 20 - 34
  • Age 35 - 64
  • Age 65+

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Consumer Expenditures
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Apparel $57,688,438 $159,602,824 $819,920,948
Child Care $14,016,727 $40,038,428 $202,312,854
Computers & Accessories $5,346,622 $14,693,446 $75,618,698
- Pets $20,866,989 $58,367,034 $302,511,143
Food at Home $162,808,870 $449,758,382 $2,333,352,731
Food away from Home $96,057,681 $268,057,572 $1,374,540,097
Health Care $138,786,184 $386,164,997 $2,026,759,857
- Medical Care $49,654,709 $138,360,389 $725,510,386
Home Improvement $75,691,578 $222,832,426 $1,192,090,293
Household Furnishings $59,323,613 $165,419,717 $856,754,864
Personal Care Products $13,928,342 $38,027,481 $195,197,500
Vehicle Maint. & Repair $26,988,125 $74,133,563 $385,088,660

Commuting Preference

  • Drove alone
  • Public transportation
  • Bicycle
  • Walked
  • Worked at home
  • other

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Metrorail Stations

2

NoMa-Gallaudet U, Union Station

Capital Bikeshare Locations

9

within the BID

Traffic Counts

51,500   New York Ave NE
19,400   Florida Ave
6,600   1st St NE

Walkscore

94

Walker's Paradise

Residents within a 10-minute car ride

159,820

NoMa Business Improvement District
Maura Brophy
President & CEO
mbrophy@nomabid.org
nomabid.org

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