A m i x e d u s e d e v e l o p m e n t i n D C ’ s m o s t e x c i t i n g n e w n e i g h b o r h o o d

NoMa: DC’s Newest NeighborhoodAttracted by a strong job market, seamless connectivity and a vibrant retail scene, ambitious

young professoinals and established families alike are flocking to DC by the thousands. In the

heart of the city’s urban core, DC’s new NoMa neighborhood is rapidly evolving to meet the needs

of these new residents. With a dynamic office scene including dozens of public and private sector

companies, easy transportation to and from the rest of the city and a dedicated BID that plans

hundreds of public events a year, NoMa is quickly becoming DC’s trendiest neighborhood. Sentinel

Square offers the exciting opportunity to join the community. MERIDIANHILL PARK

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Population 17,991 32,991

Households 7,549 8,778

Average Household Income $61,142 $71,080

Daytime Population 38,914 72,914

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Development Delivered Between 2005-Present

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Development Upon Completion34.5 Million SF Total

The Fastest Growing Neighborhood

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Get to Know Noma

Over one hundred

free public events a year organized by the

NoMa BID

For the development of

parks in NoMa, DC

has bugeted $50 million

B u s t l i n g commute, with 82% of NoMa residents walking, biking or taking the

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“Walker’s Paradise”

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71% of NoMa

employees eat out at lunch

Up to 30,000 SF new retail development in the

pipeline

Nearly all NoMa residents have a college degree

or higher

Fastest growing

neighborhood in Washington

Household income of $81,000 or

more for 62% of NoMa residents

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Bikeshare hubs in NoMa

Easy access to and from NoMa, with

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• Across the street from planned public park on L Street

• Between Union Station and New York Ave Metro Stops

• 18,544SFgroundfloorretailavailable immediatley

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retail #6: 1095 sf10’-11’ SLAB TO UNDERSIDE OF SLAB (TYP)

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OFFICE

Sentinel Square

For Leasing Information, Contact

Lisa Stoddard+ 1.202.585.5519

lisa.stoddard@cbre.com

Kristen Braun+1.202.585.5580kristen.braun@cbre.com

Retail Consulting and Leasing

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determine to your satisfaction the suitability of the property for your needs. All Photos from the NOMA BID.