One NoMa Station Opens to Office Dwellers

WASHINGTON, DC- San Francisco-headquartered developer Bristol Group Inc. debuted its latest development, One NoMa Station, an office project in the burgeoning neighborhood north of Massachusetts Ave. more commonly known as NoMa. A two-phase endeavor, One NoMa Station’s first phase consists of a 408,400-sf building that was originally constructed in 1939 and renovated in 2001. Phase two offers build-to-suit spaces ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 sf.

The complex occupies a seven-acre parcel at the corner of First St. and M St. CB Richard Ellis is on board to handle leasing activity, while Spaulding & Slye Colliers is serving as the property manager. “As one of the last locations for significant growth and new development in Washington, DC, NoMa has become the focal point for District government officials, who are targeting the area as a mixed-use environment,” CBRE first vice president Mark Mallus notes. “This offers a great opportunity for One NoMa Station to be an anchor building for this neighborhood.” The property is highlighted by state-of-the-art technological capabilities, as well as the latest in structural government security requirements.