The General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency responsible for managing government buildings and technology, is embarking on a sweeping initiative to sell off more than 500 federal buildings across the United States. This unprecedented move, which includes properties housing government agencies and even the offices of U.S. senators, marks a significant shift in how […]
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