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.
Norfolk, Virginia, recorded its largest individual office building sale in nearly five years as the market in the state's coastal region sees the benefits of its low workspace vacancy rate.
A museum focused on the military history of Jewish Americans put its Washington, D.C., building up for sale, with the brokers hired to market the property saying it offers a buyer the opportunity to ...
A partnership involving institutional investors purchased a five-building office portfolio outside Washington, D.C., in a sign of the group's strong conviction in the growing demand for modern ...
A global law firm committed to being the anchor tenant of a Washington, D.C., building slated for an upgrade as demand grows for big blocks of trophy office space in the nation’s capital.
A government information technology contractor is shifting its Northern Virginia headquarters to a larger space ahead of an upcoming merger expected to position it for growth.
Tech giant Google leased the majority of a nine-story office building in Washington, D.C., joining other firms in the artificial intelligence industry in taking more space near government ...
An office building just north of the White House is going up for auction, only months after Washington, D.C.-based developer Bernstein Cos. acquired it for a fraction of its last sale price.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement no longer plans to convert three warehouses it bought in West Texas last year into a federal detention and processing center.
The NFL's Washington Commanders have selected three contractors for their planned 1.8 million-square-foot stadium in Washington, D.C., that is set to be the centerpiece of a roughly 180-acre ...
A Washington, D.C.-based real estate investment manager has acquired a downtown office building, betting it can quickly fill a large block of available space amid demand for modern offices.
JBG Smith, a real estate investment trust that developed tech giant Amazon's second headquarters, said it hasn't recorded a liability on a $356 million court judgment over a Washington, D.C., ...
George Washington University has grabbed a medical office building near its campus in Washington, D.C., as part of a deal to transfer the city’s biggest group of physicians to a major U.S. healthcare ...
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.
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.