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By The Numbers: NoMa

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The First Street Ne And L Street Intersection In The Noma Neighborhood, With Tishman Speyer's Mathematica-Anchored Office Building On The Left
  • 36,600 people live in NoMa, only 35% of whom are over 34.

  • 30% have household incomes above $150K.

  • 52% hold a graduate or professional degree.

  • 86% walk, bike or take public transit to work.

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  • Each day, NoMa hosts 54,000 workers.

  • The office vacancy rate is 7.5%.

  • Over 13M SF of its office space is occupied.

  • 980K SF of office leases were signed in 2016.

  • The development pipeline within the NoMa Business Improvement District is nearly 70% built out.

Photo credit: Courtesy: NoMa BID/Photographer Sam KittnerFirst St. NE in NoMa
  • 14M SF of office, 8,000 residential units and 1M SF of retail are expected to be completed and in use by 2018.

  • 22 NoMa buildings are LEED Certified.

  • NoMa has a WalkScore of 92 and 111,000 pedestrians roam its streets on an average weekday.

Source: NoMa Business Improvement District

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