Post To Sell HQ?

The Washington Post is considering selling its HQ at 1150 15th St., according to a report this morning from, well, The Washington Post. (Woodward scooped Woodward.) Publisher Katharine Weymouth toldPost staffers in an email Friday morning that the venerable paper is seeking a more open and efficient HQ space, he reports. Studley's Vernon Knarr, Art Greenberg, and Parker Lange, as well as JM Zell's Jeff Zell and Scott Kaufman have been retained as advisors.

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