The Trump administration reversed its decision to sell nearly 80 million square feet of federal property, causing disruption in federal agencies and real estate markets. The General Services Administration initially listed 443 properties for sale but removed over 100, including agency headquarters, before completely removing the list. This move is part of Trump’s effort to downsize the federal government, which has faced challenges and legal hurdles, including a court order to pause employee dismissals and a Supreme Court ruling to pay contractors billions.
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