Washington Post Sells Headquarters for $159M

AP ^ | Nov. 27, 2013 | AP

[PROCON]

The longtime headquarters building of The Washington Post is being sold to a real estate development company for $159 million.

Graham Holdings Co. is the former parent of The Washington Post newspaper. The company announced a deal Wednesday to sell the downtown Washington building to Carr Properties. The sale is expected to close at the end of March 2014.

[PROCON]

The newspaper is now owned by Amazon.com founder Jeffrey Bezos and will be looking for a new home.

How about Iran?

[GeronL]

Why not just let them all work from home Jeff??

[Zakeet]

We don't need any office space because we already get all our copy directly from the White House, the DNC, the New York Times, and numerous libtard lobbying organizations.

[UB355]

A garage might be sufficient

[GeronL]

The future of the Washington Post:

[jonrick46]

Jeffrey Bezos would be smart to let the Washington Post run its course in a leased building.

[RightGeek]

New home of the Washington Post.

[867V309]

WaPo is moving into the Clinton library?

[Secret Agent Man]

I hear you can get a 100’x50’ steel building package for about $30,000.

[wildbill]

I predict that the ultimate new home of the WP will be on a cloud somewhere in cyberspace. Print editions will become obsolete.