NoMa Business Improvement District Strategic Plan 2022–2026
NoMa needs enhanced connectivity to the west—to thriving neighborhoods like Mount Vernon Triangle, to Truxton Circle and Shaw, and to Chinatown and beyond— but true connectivity must be more than roads. A reimagined North Capitol Street should serve the neighborhoods, residents, and businesses that depend on it, protect vulnerable users, and integrate communities rather than … Continued
Union Station is one of NoMa’s greatest assets and is positioned for expansion. The Washington Union Station Expansion Project (SEP) will cement the station as a world-class multi-modal facility in the heart of NoMa. Improvements will include new intercity and commuter rail passenger platforms, tracks and. concourses, a new integrated intercity bus facility, and enhanced … Continued
Connecting NoMa to its Metro stations through redesigned entrances that serve the community is a critical priority. The need for station improvements at both NoMa metro stations is clear; however, the BID cannot execute these projects itself. The BID will be a champion of these projects and work with the appropriate decision-makers and parties to … Continued
The NoMa BID delivers services to businesses, property owners, developers, residents, workers, and visitors. Each of these audiences interacts differently with the neighborhood and has different needs, wants, and experiences. Our core services were established to meet those needs and, as the neighborhood changes, so will our role in serving it. The keystone of this … Continued
The NoMa Parks Foundation has worked with DDOT to design and build an incredible trio of public plazas and green space at the heart of NoMa. These plazas form a green and walkable public space bridging between the core of NoMa and the south end of Eckington. While these spaces are designed to be a … Continued
NoMa is home to thousands of people who build their lives and raise their families here. Although NoMa BID is a business improvement district, working to serve the residents is critical to the neighborhood’s success. This past year, as crime trends rose across the neighborhood and city, public safety emerged as a top priority. In … Continued
NoMa has emerged from the pandemic stronger than ever, establishing itself as one of Washington, DC’s best-performing neighborhoods. NoMa’s recovery reflects the collective vision, investment, and adaptability of its stakeholders, with renewed activity, stable demand, and growing confidence underscoring its resilience. Return-to-office workforce policy changes helped to accelerate NoMa’s recovery, with the neighborhood feeling as … Continued