Jonathan Lehrfeld

The Trump administration's now-disbanded Department of Government Efficiency overstated by $80 million the savings from federal office leases identified for termination, according to a new report ...

A historic former hotel in downtown Washington, D.C., eyed for redevelopment has sold to a private equity firm after a separate developer’s acquisition plans fell through.

The Federal Reserve plans to exit space in a privately owned office building in Washington, D.C., as it remakes its headquarters across town.

A Blackstone-backed digital infrastructure company is establishing its headquarters near one of the world's largest concentrations of data centers.

A real estate investment trust behind tech giant Amazon's second headquarters project delayed the release of its latest quarterly earnings after it was ordered to pay millions in damages in a lawsuit ...

A Maryland county near the world's largest data center market is pausing development of new large-scale digital storage facilities, joining a growing list of municipalities seeking to slow the ...

Total construction spending around the United States in June was lower than analysts predicted, reducing the amount paid in the first half of this year from the same time last year.

Federal Reserve policymakers held interest rates steady for their fifth consecutive meeting of 2026 as some members signaled it's time for a hike.

A religious group acquired an office building in Washington, D.C.'s. Dupont Circle neighborhood in a move that grows its footprint in the capital.

A private social club looking to grow its operations in Washington, D.C., is asking for zoning permission to convert a two-story brick building it's agreed to purchase for its private use.

About 2,500 National Guard members from 15 states and the District of Columbia have patrolled the nation's capital since President Donald Trump approved their deployment in August to address alleged ...

Investor confidence in medical office buildings across the United States is driving a rise in activity in the sector as tenant demand keeps outpacing supply, a new report indicates.

Brookfield Properties has rebranded as BGRE, a move the global real estate firm said is intended to reflect its growth.

Ed Forst, leader of the U.S. real estate management agency, is looking to the past as inspiration to redevelop a Washington, D.C., neighborhood hit by the federal government selling off property.

Construction employment increased in more than half the United States from June 2025 to June 2026, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.

A redevelopment of a senior housing development north of Washington, D.C., in Silver Spring, Maryland, is soon set to be underway to add more units for older residents with limited financial ...

Hundreds of new apartment units are a step closer to reality in an urban district outside Washington, D.C., after local Northern Virginia officials gave consent to a developer’s plans to reimagine ...

The next underutilized office building tapped for a residential conversion in Washington, D.C., has been identified as demand for housing and a greater mix of commercial uses in the city’s downtown ...

A subsidiary of Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi reached a deal to anchor a warehouse in Philadelphia, extending a run of large industrial deals in the city.

An affiliate of the largest labor union federation in the United States is moving out of an office building in Washington, D.C., that's owned and occupied by that coalition to another property a few ...