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USDA selling its flagship South Building in Washington, relocating staff
USDA will relocate over half its Washington, D.C. workforce to five regional hubs to reduce costs and address $1.6 billion in deferred maintenance, officials said.
- The US Department of Agriculture is selling its flagship South Building office hub in Washington, D.C. and relocating employees to other locations by the end of the year.
- The move to sell the aging building is part of a cost-cutting initiative, citing high maintenance costs and low occupancy.
- The building will be turned over to the government's General Services Administration for sale, and the USDA plans to relocate staff to hubs in North Carolina, Missouri, Indiana, Colorado and Utah.
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USDA to give up massive DC office building as shift of staff to states begins; One of the agency’s expanded regional offices is in Fort Collins
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will transfer a large office building to the General Services Administration in a step toward shrinking the department’s footprint in and around Washington, D.C., Secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday.
Trump admin dumps massive DC building
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will transfer a large office building to the General Services Administration in a step toward shrinking the department’s footprint in and around Washington, D.C., Secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday.More than 70% of offices at the USDA’s South Building, in Wash...
USDA to give up massive DC office building as shift of staff to states begins • Rhode Island Current
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, speaking at a Future Farmers of America event Aug. 18, 2025 at the Tennessee State Fair. (Photo by John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)The U.S. Department of Agriculture will transfer a large office building to the General Services Administration in a step toward shrinking the department’s footprint in and around Washington, D.C., Secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday. More than 70% of offices at the USD…
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