Government now publishes lists of properties in a more careful, measured way. Earlier lists included properties at an earlier stage of review. As Government completes more analysis, the list is updated to make sure each property has the right review and coordination before it is posted. Government will keep updating this list as it works to right-size the federal real estate portfolio.

No. The government remains committed to reducing its federal footprint and disposing of properties it does not need. What has changed is how Government sequences and publishes properties, not Government’s policy or direction. The government regularly reviews properties based on factors such as use, condition, the cost of alternative space, and mission needs.

Accelerated disposition means the government plans ahead, assigns dedicated staff, and uses targeted marketing to speed up the sale or transfer of a property. Government also coordinates any needed tenant moves. Government works to dispose of these properties as quickly as possible, while still meeting legal requirements and agency mission needs.

The government tells all affected agencies before it publishes a property list. The government continues to work closely with these agencies to make sure their staff has safe, comfortable, and efficient workspaces throughout the process.