Find and Book Monthly Parking in NOMA

Monthly parking in NoMa starts at $74 per month, which works out to about $3 per day.

Within NOMA, monthly parking prices can vary based on proximity to the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station, office buildings, and dense residential developments, as well as whether a space is in a garage or surface lot, covered or uncovered, reserved or unreserved. Access hours, security, on-site staff, and other amenities can also affect the price of an individual space, so drivers should compare listings based on the features they actually need. Browse available WhereiPark inventory to compare current options in and around NoMa.

Free parking in NoMa is limited and depends on the specific block and posted restrictions. DC parking regulations include residential permit areas where non-permitted vehicles can be restricted to two hours, while other streets may have metered, time-limited, loading, or other curb regulations.

That makes unrestricted street parking a poor fit for someone who needs to leave a car in NoMa regularly. Drivers should check the signs on the specific block before parking, particularly around the neighborhood's mixed-use streets and residential areas, rather than assuming that an open curb space can be used for an extended stay.

Monthly parking in NoMa serves drivers with recurring reasons to leave a car in the neighborhood, from weekday office commutes to residential parking needs and trips that combine driving with Metro. The neighborhood's large office and residential base, along with its transit connections, creates several distinct parking needs.

Parking in NoMa varies across residential, office, commercial, and transit-oriented parts of the neighborhood. The NoMa BID [PDF] maintains a map of public surface lots and garages, while District parking rules and posted curb restrictions determine where street parking is permitted.

Residential Parking Permit (RPP): Some residential streets in NoMa fall under District residential parking rules. RPP restrictions are particularly relevant to residents and their visitors because eligibility and permitted parking depend on the vehicle and address rather than simply finding an open curb space.

Metered and time-limited parking: Curb parking is not interchangeable with long-term parking. Where meters or posted time limits apply, those spaces are better suited to shorter visits than leaving a vehicle throughout a workday or for an extended period.

Garage and surface-lot parking: NoMa has both public garages and surface lots, including facilities with monthly rates documented by the NoMa BID. Availability, operating hours, and pricing vary by facility, so drivers who need recurring parking should check the specific facility rather than assuming all public lots offer the same access.

Transit-oriented parking: The NoMa-Gallaudet U station and Union Station make parking near transit particularly relevant for drivers who combine a car trip with Metro or regional rail. NoMa BID identifies both stations as neighborhood transportation connections, with Union Station also providing Amtrak and MARC service.

For drivers who regularly commute, live in NoMa, or need a car near the neighborhood for extended periods, a monthly space can provide a more predictable alternative to relying on available curb parking.

Here's how to match your needs to the right kind of parking:

Choosing monthly parking in NoMa works best when you match the space to how you actually use your car. The neighborhood combines office commuting, residential parking needs, and transit connections, so factors such as walking distance, access, and parking type can make a meaningful difference.

Choose a space based on your regular destination. If you commute to a NoMa office several days a week, prioritize a space that keeps the walk to your workplace manageable rather than choosing solely by price. The neighborhood's large office inventory means that a small difference in location can change how practical a space is for a daily commute.

Consider parking near the NoMa-Gallaudet U station if you combine driving with Metro. Drivers who use the Red Line for part of their commute should consider how easily they can walk from the parking space to the station. This can be particularly useful when your workplace or final destination is better reached by Metro than by driving through central Washington, DC.

Check whether covered or underground parking is worth the added cost. NoMa has a mix of parking types, so drivers can weigh an uncovered surface space against a covered or underground option. If you leave your vehicle parked for long periods or use it throughout the week, features such as lighting, security, and 24/7 access may matter more than choosing the lowest-priced space.

Pay attention to access requirements. A monthly space is only useful if its access arrangements fit your schedule. Before reserving, check whether the listing provides the access hours and entry method you need, particularly if you expect to come and go outside normal weekday commuting hours.

A good monthly space in NoMa should fit both your regular destination and the way you use your vehicle, not just your monthly budget.

If you regularly commute to, live in, or visit NoMa, compare available monthly parking in NoMa based on location, parking type, access, and amenities. Review the available spaces, choose one that fits your regular parking needs, and reserve online through WhereiPark.