Worlds to live by.

Union Market is a gathering place for ideas. An eclectic community of makers, visionaries, innovators, artists, chefs, and entrepreneurs. Here, the diverse vibrance of Northeast Washington, DC comes together on full display. With the NoMa–Gallaudet U / NY Ave Metro stop just a five minute walk away, your new apartment is near the best of NoMa.

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300 Morse St NE
Washington, DC 20002

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Every day is exploration.

Art. Design. Dining. Clothing. Film. Shopping. Grocery. The streetcars of the H Street corridor. Life at The Gantry is yours to discover.

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Feels Like Home

In addition to a beautiful apartment that is bright, cozy and feels like home, [the] neighborhood is close to everything I need... the walkability and metro access is ideal — and there are always great events in the area from the weekly farmers market, summer concert series, & more through NoMa BID.

— Debra F, Google

Salt & Sundry store interior. Sat & Sundry is a home + lifestyle Union Market boutique featuring an eclectic mix of goods from independent makers.

Union Market exterior sign against bright blue sky. Union Market is the epicenter of culinary creativity in DC with over 40 local vendors and much more to come.

Close up of a dish from Masseria, a celebrated Italian restaurant by Chef Nick.

Two women at a bar, cheersing their drinks and smiling.

Ground-floor retail storefront in the Union Market District with a glass façade reading “Shop Made in DC,” open doors, and bright yellow café tables and chairs arranged on the sidewalk seating area.

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Connected in Union Market

Living right next to Union Market means daily access to DC’s most dynamic food hall, chef-driven dining, local makers, specialty grocers, and pop-up events—all in a walkable district that blends historic warehouses with new energy.

Streetscape view of The Gantry apartments in Washington, DC, showing modern mid-rise buildings with balconies, ground-floor retail, wide sidewalks, and landscaped public space in the NoMa neighborhood.

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On Foot or Two Wheels

Union Market supports a car-light lifestyle with a high Walk Score and everyday essentials within easy reach. Protected bike lanes and the Metropolitan Branch Trail make commuting to NoMa, downtown DC, and beyond convenient and efficient.

Rooftop lawn at Union Market District in Washington, DC, with people relaxing on artificial turf, picnic tables, string lights, and a food-and-drink container bar under a bright sky.

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Community Appeal

Union Market sits between NoMa, H Street NE, and Capitol Hill; NoMa anchors transit and major employers, H Street brings live music, theaters, and nightlife, while Capitol Hill offers historic streets and proximity to government offices.

Entrance to the NoMa–Gallaudet U Metro station in Washington, DC, with station signage, concrete columns, and colorful NoMa street banners beneath an elevated structure.

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Commuting via NoMa–Gallaudet

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

Rooftop balcony view over Washington, DC at dusk, with glass railing, city lights below, and the Washington Monument visible on the horizon against a fading sunset sky.

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Nearby Employers

The area’s proximity to NoMa makes it a practical place to live for employees at nearby media and tech offices like NPR, SiriusXM, and a growing mix of tech and creative firms, with easy Red Line access to downtown DC and beyond.