Jonathan Lehrfeld is a staff writer for CoStar News. Based in Washington, D.C., Lehrfeld’s beat includes commercial real estate coverage for the nation's capital and much of the mid-Atlantic region, from Philadelphia to Richmond, Virginia.Prior to jo...
Jonathan Lehrfeld is a staff writer for CoStar News. Based in Washington, D.C., Lehrfeld’s beat includes commercial real estate coverage for the nation's capital and much of the mid-Atlantic region, from Philadelphia to Richmond, Virginia.
Prior to joining CoStar News, he worked as a reporter, podcaster and morning newsletter editor for the outlet Military Times. Lehrfeld graduated from Northwestern University’s Medill School with a Master of Science in Journalism and from the George Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs.
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The federal government is set to debate whether it should get rid of more than 30 properties, from Washington, D.C., to California, to save taxpayers more than $1 billion over 30 years.
A fast-casual salad chain is looking to create a drive-thru lane at an existing storefront in Northern Virginia to expand a concept it's rolling out nationally to increase convenience for customers.
A federal agency that's been headquartered in suburban Maryland for more than 30 years is relocating to Washington, D.C., in a move to save money ahead of the potential redevelopment of its current ...
A housing economist with the National Apartment Association said inflation caused partly by elevated gasoline prices is prompting renters to seek concessions from landlords.
Industrial real estate owner and operator Terreno Realty Corp. purchased several properties outside Washington, D.C., for more than $90 million, growing its presence in the area.
Apartment owners are turning to electric vehicle charging stations, shareable household products such as vacuum cleaners and combined washers and dryers to attract environmentally conscious young ...
Provisions in President Donald Trump's central tax law sought to amplify incentives for owners of small, affordable multifamily properties, and industry professionals say that leveraging the measure ...
Greystar, a real estate firm that manages multifamily real estate across the globe, says the amount of build-to-rent, single-family houses in its portfolio is still expanding.
What could become one of the largest multifamily developments in Washington D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood in decades is advancing in a move that would add housing inventory to a corner of the city ...
Sometimes in commercial real estate, informal chats between real estate brokers can turn to talk of joining forces. That's what happened with two brokers, one near Washington, D.C., the other in ...
A roughly 230-room citizenM hotel is set to open in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood, becoming the first to debut since Marriott International's purchase of the brand last year.
White House preparations to host a mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship contest on Sunday are spilling beyond a large South Lawn staging area to involve retail space for merchandise ...
As Washington, D.C., voters head to the polls to select a new mayor, real estate stakeholders say it isn't about how many houses and apartments the candidates are pledging to build — it's about ...
A premier sports apparel brand opened a flagship store in the heart of Philadelphia, offering fans a new place to shop for vintage-inspired jerseys, jackets and hats as the city prepares to host ...