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To know the NoMa-Union Market district is to love it. Cultural sites, renowned eateries, superb green spaces — there’s something new to experience in this rising scene. It’s the epicenter of DC’s captivating spirit with a dynamic community to match.

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300 Neal Place NE
Washington, DC 20002

Explore Theory in the Union Market District

Close to Everything

With its proximity to major metro stops and bus routes, THEORY connects you to the heart of all that is happening in DC.

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Feels Like Home

The neighborhood is another huge perk. Trader Joe’s is right around the corner, Union Market and La Cosecha are just a short walk away, and there are always new bars and shops opening up. The apartments themselves are beautiful.

—Kiera L, Google

THEORY DC is located in the heart of Union Market

Interior of Union Market in Washington, DC, with hanging lights, lush plant displays, food stalls, and people dining at bar-height tables in a bright, open market hall.

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Where Union Market Comes Alive

Living right next to Union Market puts DC’s most iconic food hall, chef-driven restaurants, local makers, local and specialty grocers, and rotating pop-ups right outside your door—set within a walkable, historical warehouse district.

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Connected Neighborhoods

Union Market is framed by NoMa, H Street NE, and Capitol Hill—linking Red Line access and nearby employers, a vibrant arts and nightlife scene, and the historic heart of Capitol Hill, all within an easy walk or short ride.

NoMa–Gallaudet U Metro station entrance marker along New York Avenue in Washington, DC, set among tree-lined sidewalks, modern office buildings, and a bright urban streetscape.

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Near NoMa–Gallaudet

This Red Line Metro station serves NoMa and Union Market, offering quick trips to Union Station, downtown DC, and the wider region.

Active sidewalk dining along 4th Street NE in Washington, DC, with restaurants and cafés in the Union Market District, outdoor tables, umbrellas, and pedestrians moving through a lively mixed-use corridor

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Walkable, Bike-Friendly Living

Union Market is highly walkable, with everyday dining, groceries, and transit close at hand. Bike commuters benefit from nearby protected lanes and the Metropolitan Branch Trail, connecting NoMa, downtown DC, and neighborhoods north.

Pedestrian sidewalk scene in the Union Market District of Washington, DC, with people walking dogs, outdoor café seating, a Blue Bottle Coffee storefront, and modern apartment buildings in the background.

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Nearby Employers

Union Market is next door to NoMa tech, media, and public sector employers like NPR, ATF headquarters, DOJ offices, and Peace Corps, with plus quick Red Line connections to Google’s DC offices, Amazon, and other downtown offices.