On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced plans to sell 443 federal properties, including significant buildings like the Justice Department headquarters. However, many agencies were uninformed about these listings, leading to confusion. The General Services Administration (GSA) removed the initial list shortly after its release. A spokesperson mentioned that the list would be republished after further evaluation of stakeholder input. Nevertheless, internal discussions suggested that the disposal plan remains active but paused indefinitely. This situation reflects the overall chaos surrounding the administration's intent to significantly reduce federal government operations.
The list of 443 federally owned properties eligible for sale, including historic buildings, was removed overnight following agencies' concerns and confusion regarding the process.
In a Wednesday meeting, the GSA indicated the building disposal plan would continue, despite the initial list being taken down amid stakeholder confusion and feedback.
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