Meet You in NoMa

Creative locals, vibrant scenes and unmatched energy—there’s good reason why NoMa is Washington DC’s buzziest, most up-and-coming neighborhood. Home to community-minded essentials like cool restaurants, cultural hubs and a beloved farmers’ market, this little slice of the city is the perfect place to call home.

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1150 First St NE
Washington, DC 20002

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A neighborhood built on modern growth and major walkability, NoMa is ideally suited to life on the go.

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Home Sweet Hale

"Living at The Hale has been one of the best experiences I've had in any apartment community. From the moment I moved in, I've felt at home. The community is well-maintained, and the apartments are modern and comfortable."

—Google Review

The Hale - located in the heart of NoMa3

Small landscaped park in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, DC, featuring a red abstract metal sculpture, mature trees, and surrounding sidewalks near modern office buildings.

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The Appeal of NoMa

Short for North of Massachusetts, NoMa blends modern architecture with cafés, creative dining, breweries, public art, and cultural anchors like NPR. It attracts residents for its urban energy, new retail, and close-knit feel.

Sidewalk dining scene in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, DC, with ground-floor restaurants and cafés, outdoor tables, tree-lined sidewalks, and pedestrians along a modern mixed-use streetscape.

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Everyday Essentials, Close By

Nearby errands are easy with Trader Joe’s and Harris Teeter close by, plus Whole Foods (H Street) and Giant within easy reach. Union Market adds specialty foods, while walkable shops and services make daily needs simple without a car.

NoMa–Gallaudet U Metro station entrance marker along New York Avenue in Washington, DC, set among tree-lined sidewalks, modern office buildings, and a bright urban streetscape.

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One Block from NoMa–Gallaudet

Just .2 miles away from The Hale, this Red Line Metro station serves NoMa and Union Market, offering quick trips to Union Station, downtown DC, and the wider region.

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Noteworthy Neighbors

NoMa sits between Union Market, Mount Vernon Triangle, and Capitol Hill—connecting a destination food hall, downtown dining and nightlife, and historic residential streets, all within a short walk, bike ride, or quick Metro trip.

Tree-lined sidewalk in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, DC, with modern glass office buildings, street banners, wide pedestrian paths, and landscaped urban streetscape.

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Nearby Employers

NoMa is a true job hub, home to NPR, ATF headquarters, DOJ offices, Peace Corps, and major nonprofits and contractors—giving residents walkable access to some of DC’s biggest media, government, and public-sector employers.

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Alethia Tanner Park

Head to this brand-new green space featuring a dog park and large lawn.

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Wunder Garten

Grab a beer and a burger at this German beer garden-inspired hotspot.

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