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What Is the NoMa BID?

The NoMa BID (Business Improvement District) works to enhance and promote the NoMa (North of Massachusetts Avenue) neighborhood in Washington DC. The NoMa BID provides a variety of services to enhance the neighborhood and support its emergence as a prime business location within the District and a desirable residential neighborhood. Core initiatives are focused on public safety, transportation, streetscape improvements, marketing and branding, and community events to make NoMa a more vibrant, uplifting, and dynamic place to live, work, and visit. 
6.4K
Apartments
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Parks & Public Spaces
437K
Occupied retail square footage
12.6M
Office square footage

Featured News

CiNoMatic, NoMa’s Free Outdoor Movie Series, Returns on Wednesday Nights at Alethia Tanner Park from May 8 – June 5, 2024
April 4, 2024 (Washington, DC) – CiNoMatic, NoMa’s free outdoor movie series at Alethia Tanner Park, is returning for the sixth season this spring. Every Wednesday night from May 8 through June 5, the NoMa Business Improvement District (BID) will show free movies under the stars.
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The Metropolitan Beer Trail Returns April 27, Promising a Flavorful Journey through Northeast DC’s Best Breweries & Bars
The 2024 Metropolitan Beer Trail goes live April 27 and promises a flavorful journey through Northeast DC’s best breweries and bars. Each of the 11 locations on the Trail is walkable or bikeable from the Metropolitan Branch Trail, which stretches from Union Station northward through the neighborhoods of NoMa, Eckington, and Brookland. From fruity to frothy, heady to hoppy, the Metropolitan Beer Trail bars and breweries have the perfect brew to treat your tastes.
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NoMa BID Launches Retail Opportunity Fund Offering $70,000 in Grants
February 21, 2024 (Washington, DC) — The NoMa Business Improvement District (BID) announced the launch of its Retail Opportunity Fund offering a total of $70,000 in grants in 2024. The NoMa BID’s Retail Opportunity Fund is designed to support locally owned, small, and unique businesses by offering grants for improvements to their storefronts and adjacent public spaces. The grants, which range between $5,000-$25,000, are available to both current businesses in the NoMa area, and those intending to establish a physical presence in the neighborhood. By launching this program, the BID aims to attract and support entrepreneurs who offer a wide range of shopping, dining, and entertainment options for the enjoyment of NoMa’s many residents, workers, and visitors.  
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