The U.S. identified three office buildings in Houston to be sold. Then the list disappeared.
The federal government, amid a DOGE effort to cut costs, said it wanted to sell three Houston buildings and 24 in Texas.
3 federal buildings in Houston make initial GSA list of noncore assets slated for disposal
HOUSTON — The General Services Administration on March 4 released a sprawling list of “non-core” federal properties slated ...
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Federal government planning to sell 3 Houston-area buildings
Three Houston-area buildings are slated to be sold or have their leases terminated by the U.S. General Services ...
Texas office buildings targeted in Trump’s downsizing plan
Three notable buildings in Houston are on the chopping block, although the original list of targeted buildings was deleted.
What happens to Rep. Sylvester Turner's seat in the wake of his death?
Just weeks after Rep. Sylvester Turner assumed office, his tragic passing means that the 18th Congressional District seat is ...
Trump administration puts 24 major federal buildings in Texas up for sale
The General Services Administration says 443 buildings are "not core to government operations and can therefore be sold off." ...
How Sylvester Turner got his start in politics, in his own words
U.S. Representative and former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner died Wednesday, aged 70. Turner was one of Houston’s most ...
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General Services Administration lists several federal buildings to sell — surprising some occupants
More than 440 properties nationwide were listed as 'disposable.' Many—from the VA to the federal judiciary—have hundreds of ...
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Trump admin deletes list of federal properties it plans to sell, including Texas buildings
The White House released then deleted a list of 440 federal buildings it wants to close and sell, including one in San ...
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Trailblazer at the Helm: TSU Welcomes Dr. Gilbert L. Rochon as Interim Dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs
Rochon as the Interim Dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs (SOPA). A nationally recognized scholar, former university president, and research-driven leader ...