Government First to Claim Space at One NoMa Station

WASHINGTON, DC-In a pre-lease transaction valued at an aggregate $23.4 million, the US General Services Administration has committed to a 60,000-sf space for a 10-year period at the 409,800-sf One NoMa Station office facility. It is the first phase of the larger 1.8-million-sf NoMa office complex being developed by Bristol Group at a projected cost of $800 million.

One NoMa Station will ultimately consist of connected 200,000-sf twin towers at 131 M St. NW in the center of the NoMa Corridor–a once ignored area bound by Massachusetts Avenue Union Station, North Capitol Street and New York Avenue that is now a burgeoning sector of the city. Space is being marketed in the high $30s to low $40s, Spaulding & Slye Colliers’ Scott Johnston tells GlobeSt.com. Johnston and colleagues David Alperstein and Joe Delogu represented Bristol Group, while the GSA’s own Mark Stadsklev spoke for the government organization.