Leasing/Property Management

Close up of hands typing on laptop. Night work concept.

OMB holding agencies ‘accountable’ for 50% in-office presence

After reaching about 80% compliance, OMB’s Jason Miller tells lawmakers he expects agencies to completely follow through with 50% in-office presence…

Workforce

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Exclusive

Survey: Back in the office, feds feel mixed on office space functionality

Workforce

Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office/Scott Sturkol

Construction work is shown July 22, 2022, in the 1600 block of the cantonment area at Fort McCoy, Wis., on a second new transient training troops barracks project on the post.

Facing billions in facility backlogs, DoD looks to new pilot for ‘livable communities’

Defense News

Will that bridge collapse in Maryland affect federal supply chains?

Management

A big uptick in federal agencies’ deferred facility maintenance backlogs

Management

New FBI headquarters? Don’t hold your breath

Tom Temin Commentary

Amelia Brust, Federal News Network

GPO vacates regional offices, embraces 100% telework for all eligible employees

Workforce

Empty federal offices are bad for the economy

Agency Oversight

With most agency headquarters at 25% capacity, ‘hard decisions’ coming for federal office holdings

Leasing/Property Management

GSA’s ‘2023 lighthouse season’ features new lighthouses for sale

Leasing/Property Management

Rae Oliver Davis, inspector general at the Department of Housing and Urban Development

HUD’s inspector general takes on two of the worst public housing problems

Reorganization

Agencies coming around to sharing office space as future plans come into focus

Nina Albert, the commissioner of the Public Building Service at GSA, said with approximately 50% of GSA’s lease portfolio expiring in the next five years,…

Facilities/Construction

Why the District of Columbia wants the federal government to fish or cut bait

The Mayor of the District of Columbia recently urged the federal government to get its people back in their offices or give up millions of square feet….

Workforce

Washington D.C.’s commercial real estate industry is also wondering whether feds will return to work

Workforce

The ongoing question of whether federal employees with offices in the District of Columbia will return four or five days a week, is not just a matter of restaurants and retail stores. The commercial real estate industry, which houses all of these elements, is also looking at a cloudy crystal ball.