Bound by Massachusetts Avenue to the South, Union Station to the East, North Capitol Street to the West, and New York Avenue to the North, the NoMa Corridor is one of the last opportunities for new, large scale Class A developments within the metro DC market. Upon build out, it will encompass over 16 million square feet of Class A office space anchored by five campus-style office environments from prominent local and national developers:

90 K Street, Greenebaum & Rose Associates
NoMa Station, Bristol Group, Inc.
Constitution Square, Akridge
Capitol Plaza, The Stephen A. Goldberg Company
First Place, J Street Development
201 Florida Avenue, Trammell Crow Company / CSG Urban Partners
Capitol Square, Morgan Stanley
Washington Gateway, Greenebaum & Rose Associates

The Corridor brings unmatched flexibility, scalability, and superior telecommunications capabilities to large office users. Some of the new developments within the Corridor also provide the opportunity to satisfy strict government security standards.

The NoMa Corridor is already home to the headquarters of CNN, XM Satellite Radio, CareFirst, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), and the Department of Education.

The newly opened Red Line Metro Station expands the NoMa Corridor's abundant people-moving options ad solidifies its place as one of the most exciting redevelopment areas in the District of Columbia.

The progress northward has just begun. Get on board.