Close to the US Capitol, federal agencies and corporate offices, 700 Second Street is connected to Union Station, which offers Metro access, train service and shopping amenities. Facing a residential neighborhood, 700 Second Street is at the center of planned redevelopment along the H Street corridor that includes housing, retail and venues for the arts and entertainment.

There are many outstanding hotels in the Capitol Hill area, including the Hotel George, the Phoenix Park and the Hyatt Regency. Many have services geared to the business traveler, including conference facilities, meeting rooms and other services.

From a quick beer and burger to fine dining in one of the District’s 100 Very Best Restaurants, tenants and visitors can take advantage of a variety of atmospheric cafes and restaurants. More than 40 restaurants in Union Station offer a range of food operations with everything from sushi to hot fudge sundaes, from chocolate chip cookies to pizza.

The building is close to many significant cultural and entertainment facilities, such as the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian Institution, the MCI Center and Union Station. In addition to the US Capitol, other Capitol Hill landmarks include the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Library of Congress, the Supreme Court and the National Postal Museum.

Union Station is just blocks from the US Capitol. As well as serving as the transportation hub for downtown Washington, Union Station is one of the most exciting and dynamic shopping destinations in the country.

Two federal agencies have relocated their offices in the neighborhood: the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the Securities and Exchange Commission. 700 Second Street is part of the revitalization of the area that includes XM Satellite Radio, Qwest and the Metro station at New York Avenue.