East End and Penn Quarter bring together theaters, museums, restaurants and downtown workplaces, with retail opportunities along busy streets and quieter side blocks.
From neighborhood shops in Dupont Circle to the university community in Foggy Bottom and hotels and residences in the West End, these nearby areas offer different settings for a business.
Downtown DC’s Central Business District includes established office corridors, hotels and cultural destinations. Within it, the Golden Triangle has its own mix of restaurants, shops and public spaces.
14TH AND U STREET CORRIDOR / PARK VIEW / PET WORTH
U Street is known for music, nightlife and restaurants. Farther north, Park View and Petworth offer neighborhood retail along Georgia Avenue and nearby residential streets.
Southwest brings together established neighborhoods, federal offices and The Wharf. Nearby Capitol Riverfront offers riverfront parks, dining and activity around Nationals Park.
Mount Vernon Triangle mixes apartments, offices and restaurants near downtown. Truxton Circle centers on smaller commercial corridors and residential blocks around Florida Avenue and North Capitol Street.
Cleveland Park offers restaurants and shops around the Uptown Theater. Nearby Woodley Park combines neighborhood dining, hotels and access to the National Zoo.