DOGE has seen a notable reduction in its claims for savings related to federal lease terminations, with over 100 buildings removed from its list. This cut represents a decrease of approximately $150 million in stated savings. Despite efforts to terminate leases seen as redundant, there is notable pushback from federal entities, particularly the General Services Administration (GSA), which is reevaluating its approach to lease management. The current emphasis is on optimizing federal building usage amid evolving government policies and budget considerations.
DOGE has removed 136 federal lease terminations from its list, resulting in a reduction of claimed savings by $150 million, highlighting bureaucratic resistance.
The GSA is reconsidering more than 100 lease terminations due to concerns over optimal building utilization amid federal budget scrutiny.
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