What it is
District Offices is a Washington, DC flexible workspace provider that describes itself as family owned, with more than three decades of experience. All four of its centers are inside the District, each in an office building with building security, a fitness center and conference facilities.
Locations
- Farragut Square: 1025 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 1000, about a one minute walk to Farragut North and Farragut West Metro stations.
- Pennsylvania Avenue: Ronald Reagan Building, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 700, with the Federal Triangle Metro station inside the building.
- Capitol Hill: 10 G Street NE, Suite 600, near Union Station, with a rooftop lounge and an 88 person training room.
- Georgetown: 1101 30th Street NW, Fifth Floor, overlooking the C&O Canal, about 0.7 miles from Foggy Bottom GWU Metro.
What it offers founders
District Offices provides fully furnished private offices with 24/7 building access, coworking with business hours access, a lounge and monthly networking events, hybrid office arrangements, and meeting rooms for small groups up to large training rooms. Its virtual office service includes a professional mailing address, live receptionist and telephone answering, mail forwarding and scanning, and access to business lounges. The company also rents event space with custom layouts, audio visual support and catering, and offers administrative services, dedicated bandwidth and additional phone lines.
Membership, pricing and how to engage
Pricing is not published. The company says costs depend on location, membership type and access requirements, and asks prospects to request a quote. Coworking memberships do not require long term contracts, with daily, weekly and monthly options, and office space can be scaled up or down. The sales team is reachable at 202-223-5200, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm, or at sales@districtoffices.net. Existing clients book meeting rooms through an online client portal. See the coworking page to start an inquiry.
Why it matters in the DMV ecosystem
The locations put founders close to federal agencies, Capitol Hill, law firms and the downtown business district, which is useful for govtech, policy and B2G startups that need a credible DC address or a place to host meetings near the Capitol, the White House area or Union Station. Because pricing is quote based, founders should compare quotes with other DC operators before signing.




