It is a pretty nice complex and in a nice location. It isn’t a far commute to get anywhere.

Camden NoMa is close to grocery stores, Union market, and conveniently located next to the Red Line. It’s a quiet but vibrant community in a nice, urban neighborhood.

It's not CLOSE to school, but it's a very easy 30 min commute from NoMa to Farragut North (including the 10 minute walk to school from Farr North). It's so worth it. Great area with lots of new restaurants and more opening up. Insanely amazing amenities. Near Chinatown.

Camden is a good property...There are som draw backs. The construction in the area is quite annoying and bothersome. Camden is building an add on to the building so you have to deal with that every day. The amenities are great- the only draw back is that occasionally there are large parties in one of the common rooms. The apartment is nice, but the management doesn't appear to have clear lines of communication. Sometimes things fall through the cracks and you have to constantly check up on the progress of a mantinece request or a missing package. I love living here and don't want to move!

Camden NOMA is a great place to live. Close to the red line metro and shops, it is the perfect location for a short commute. The apartment is modern, safe and finished to a high standard. The amenities are excellent with a swimming pool, large gym, cyber cafe and games room with full size pool table.

I love living here but there really isn't much in NoMa. We got a really great deal on our apartment because a group of interns were moving out but if not, it would be way over priced. The one thing I love is our laundry room. I can't believe we found an apartment in the city with a laundry room! Another great thing is the rooms are similar in size so it makes it easier for splitting the rent.

I have had a pleasant experience living at NoMa for the past 6 months. The apartment building is well-maintained and management seems very responsive. The gym is one of my favorite amenities here, though there's not a lot of cardio equipment, there's plenty of free weights and everything is new and clean. My only complaint is that the location of the apartment is not particularly close to good night life.

I don't love this building because the neighborhood is really still a lot of parking lots, but Camden does most things right. Minor gripes are that the trash collection wakes me up every day since it picks up in the front of the building right below my window, and my bathroom sink water pressure is terrible and apparently not fixable. The building is fairly social and management is usually on the ball. The concierges are fantastic.

It's an absolutely gorgeous apartment-- Construction is unfortunately pretty loud right now, but that will change soon I believe. The location is a little iffy--not a great, safe area, and if you work farther away the commute can be absolutely hellish. Additionally, no good bars or restaurants nearby which totally spikes the transportation budget for a young adult.

This building is fairly generic among managed luxury apartment high-rises in the district. For what you get, I haven't seen a better deal in DC. It has great amenities, including a rooftop pool, and the staff for the most part is friendly and responsive. The location may appear unseemly at first, but NoMa is actually a fairly vibrant community that's undergoing a lot of development. The apartment itself has good points and bad points -- e.g. in-unit washer/dryer (good!), bad water pressure in the bathroom sink (not great). Building is Verizon, not Comcast (good!) but you are required to pay for cable and internet in your rend (not great). The finishes and appliances are high-quality (good!), but the floors are really ugly and low-quality (bad).