The Department of General Services (DOGE) is initiating widespread lease cancellations for federal offices across the country, impacting hundreds of locations from Minnesota to Florida. Recently, the DOGE announced the termination of leases on buildings in states such as Nebraska, Colorado, and Tennessee, claiming significant financial savings, including a reported $318K saved from two leases in Knoxville alone. As DOGE aims to streamline federal operations, office closures have sparked concerns, particularly in areas like the Nashville social security office and locations in North Carolina and Illinois. This trend could see nearly one in ten federal commercial real estate leases terminated, raising fears about the future availability of essential government services for residents nationwide.