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).

Camden NoMa is a great value for what you are getting. The amenities are brand new and always kept clean. The management is a breeze to work with and the concierge knows everyone by name. The area around the apt is pretty barren, but metro is close!

These are nice, new apartments. The rooftop is gorgeous. The management is top-notch and responsive. The price is above market value - as are many things in NOMA. As for the neighborhood, NOMA is growing and changing. If you like to walk, you can get anywhere.

This apartment is conveniently located next to a grocery store, bikeshare station, and metro! It has lots of amenities (gym, pool, beautiful lobby and lounge area), but unfortunately there isn't much to do in the area. It's close-ish to H st and Union Market, but it is a bit of a hike to get to 14th St, Shaw, etc. Sometimes it can get a bit noisy, since it is so close to the metro and railway tracks, but you get used to it after a while. Also, the apartment tends to be full of law students and young professionals, so that's something to keep in mind.

I moved here thinking NoMa would have rapid expansion, but that has not happened. Nothing to do besides stay in the apartment or Metro elsewhere. Plenty of banks and grocery options, but NoMa needs a bar and restaurant!!