In a bold move that could reshape the landscape of federal real estate, Donald Trump and Elon Musk have called for the termination of numerous federal office leases through the General Services Administration (GSA). Their initiative aims to dramatically reduce government property holdings, possibly selling off significant portions to private entities. As Trump considers divesting over half of all federal property, Musk is actively seeking to exert influence over the GSA, proposing a strategy that reportedly includes mass lease terminations. This plan has raised concerns among landlords and could lead to substantial savings for the federal government, with early estimates suggesting up to $2 billion in lease reductions might be realized. As the situation unfolds, various regions like Kansas City, St. Louis, Dallas-Fort Worth, and several others are bracing for potential disruptions and cost-cutting measures that could significantly impact local economies.