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Press House

$1,976 – $3,843/mo

331 N St Ne, Washington, DC, 20002

What floor plans are available at Press House?

Press House currently lists 11 floor plans across 13 available units, from studio to two-bedroom, starting at $1,976/mo. 5 studios from $1,976 to $2,211/mo (464–564 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 12. 3 one-bedrooms from $2,522 to $2,758/mo (661–696 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 16. 5 two-bedrooms from $3,366 to $3,843/mo (908–1,089 sq ft), earliest move-in Oct 12. Prices checked October 12, 2026.

S3

Starting at $1,976

Studio • 1 Bath • 502 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
230$1,976502Oct 12

S3.B

Starting at $2,049

Studio • 1 Bath • 564 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1030$2,049564Nov 20

S1

Starting at $2,051

Studio • 1 Bath • 464 Sq Ft

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1115$2,051464Oct 12
215$2,126464Oct 12

S2.B

Starting at $2,211

Studio • 1 Bath • 556 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
618$2,211556Oct 12

A21

Starting at $2,522

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 696 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
610$2,522696Dec 4

A14

Starting at $2,758

1 Bedroom • 1 Bath • 661 Sq Ft

2 available unitsPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
819$2,758661Oct 16
1119$2,758661Dec 7

B4

Starting at $3,366

2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath • 908 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1016$3,366908Nov 7

B9

Starting at $3,551

2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath • 987 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
416$3,551987Oct 12

C10.B

Starting at $3,718

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,012 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
429$3,7181,012Nov 10

C11

Starting at $3,728

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,026 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
907$3,7281,026Dec 8

C16

Starting at $3,843

2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1,089 Sq Ft

1 available unitPriceSq ftAvailableOpen unit
1112$3,8431,089Nov 21

See all 101 units listed at Press House, including ones no longer available.


What are the fees and lease terms at Press House?

Rent at Press House is $1,976 – $3,843 per month. The earliest listed move-in is Oct 12. Prices checked October 12, 2026.

  • Rent

    $1,976 – $3,843/mo
  • Earliest move-in

    Oct 12

What amenities does Press House have?

Press House lists 23 amenities, including a gym, a pool, and parking.

  • 24 Hour Availability

  • Additional Storage Available

  • Bike Storage

  • Bilingual

  • Concierge Service

  • Conference Room

  • Elevator

  • Fitness Center

  • Free Weights

  • Game Room

  • Guest Suites

  • High-Speed Internet Access

  • Library

  • On-Site Maintenance

  • On-Site Patrol

  • Package Service

  • Parking Garage

  • Recycling

  • Smoke-Free Community

  • Swimming Pool

  • Tv Lounge

  • Walking/Biking Trails

  • Wi-Fi In Common Areas


What do the amenities at Press House look like?

  • Roof deck

Where is Press House?

Press House is at 331 N St Ne, Washington, DC, 20002.

331 N St Ne, Washington, DC, 20002


Residents give Press House a D grade (about 3.2 out of 5) from 100+ reviews. Press House offers a modern building in a convenient NoMa location with strong maintenance responsiveness, but residents report significant ongoing concerns about building condition, safety, and management responsiveness. While leasing and maintenance staff receive consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, recurring issues with HVAC systems, water service, elevator functionality, trash chute maintenance, and security protocols have created frustration among paying residents.

3.20 · 100+ reviews
Overall rating
Positive
Mixed
Neutral
Negative
Management3.6
Maintenance3.7
Building Quality2.7
Amenities and Shared Spaces2.5
Location3.9

Press House offers a modern building in a convenient NoMa location with strong maintenance responsiveness, but residents report significant ongoing concerns about building condition, safety, and management responsiveness. While leasing and maintenance staff receive consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, recurring issues with HVAC systems, water service, elevator functionality, trash chute maintenance, and security protocols have created frustration among paying residents. Communication gaps and delayed responses to service requests remain problematic despite recent management changes.

Management responsiveness and communication are inconsistent, with some staff members receiving consistent praise for professionalism and helpfulness, while others have been reported as rushed, unavailable, or unresponsive to inquiries and maintenance requests. Recent management changes have improved operations for some residents, though longstanding issues with amenity maintenance, building cleanliness, and safety protocols remain unresolved concerns. Leasing office accessibility is a recurring problem, with phone lines frequently unanswered and delayed email responses affecting both prospective and current residents.

Maintenance response times are inconsistent, with some residents reporting same-day repairs and high-quality work, while others experienced weeks-long delays for critical HVAC, plumbing, and hot water issues. Individual maintenance staff members are frequently praised for professionalism and responsiveness, but systemic building infrastructure problems—including recurring HVAC failures, plumbing defects, and water shutoffs—suggest underlying maintenance and repair capacity challenges that extend beyond individual technician performance.

Residents report persistent building maintenance failures including prolonged HVAC outages, water shutoffs, and broken elevators, alongside cleanliness concerns in common areas. Amenities frequently malfunction, particularly grills and pet facilities. Trash chutes and elevators require regular repair, and odor issues from smoke permeate units despite non-smoking policies. A smaller group of residents report positive experiences with maintenance and front desk staff.

Amenities at this property frequently experience maintenance issues, with rooftop grills, pool access, gym air conditioning, and pet facilities regularly reported as broken or unavailable. Package handling and common-area cleanliness are significant concerns, with residents reporting missing deliveries, overflowing trash rooms, and elevator/hallway sanitation problems. While front desk and maintenance staff receive consistent praise for professionalism and responsiveness, the gap between advertised amenities and functional availability is a recurring frustration among residents paying premium rent.

Press House offers excellent transit access with the metro station a 5-minute walk away and bus service nearby, plus convenient access to multiple grocery stores and restaurants including Trader Joe's and Harris Teeter. Most residents praise the walkable neighborhood and appreciate not needing a car for daily errands. However, some residents report ongoing maintenance issues including heating, hot water, and air conditioning failures, as well as concerns about building security and common area conditions.


Is Press House walkable?

Press House is very walkable, transit is good, and biking is very bikeable.

WALK

Very Walkable

TRANSIT

Good Transit

BIKE

Very Bikeable


What is Press House like?

Submerge yourself in the vibrant culture of DC’s renowned Union Market, a hub where culinary delights, fashion, music, and art come together to form a dynamic community offering a diverse range of experiences. The ever-evolving array of restaurants, shops, and recreational options in this emerging neighborhood ensures you’ll never be bored.

Submerge yourself in the vibrant culture of DC’s renowned Union Market, a hub where culinary delights, fashion, music, and art come together to form a dynamic community offering a diverse range of experiences. The ever-evolving array of restaurants, shops, and recreational options in this emerging neighborhood ensures you’ll never be bored. Located near H Street, Union Station, and the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro Station, Press House is the perfect destination for those seeking adventure or who simply appreciate convenience. Built within the footprint of the historical National Capital Press, each facet of this community speaks to novelists and creatives. Components of the original printing press and warehouse doors are just pieces of the Press House character.


How big is Press House?

Press House is an apartment.

  • Building

    Apartment

What schools are near Press House?

Tita Gashaw Beza is 0.1 miles from Press House. 10 schools are listed nearby.

SchoolTypeLevelDistance

Tita Gashaw Beza

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.1 mi

Trina Walker

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.4 mi

Loving Care Day Nursery

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.5 mi

McKinley Middle School

Public · Middle
PublicMiddle0.5 mi

Bundles Of Joy

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.7 mi

Harmony DC Public Charter Schools

Charter · Elementary
CharterElementary0.7 mi

Harbor Child Care Center-Station

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.7 mi

Jacqueline Valentine

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.7 mi

Portia A. Minor

Private · Preschool
PrivatePreschool0.7 mi

School-Within-School @ Goding

Public · Elementary
PublicElementary0.8 mi

How do I contact Press House?

Press House is managed by Bozzuto. Call 844.262.7987 to tour or ask about availability.