In a sweeping move, DOGE has announced the termination of multiple federal office leases across various states, including Wisconsin, Alabama, and Missouri, affecting about one in ten active contracts nationwide. The closures aim to yield significant cost savings, with claims of nearly $20 million saved from shuttering offices like the FDA facility in St. Louis and an additional $3.6 million from Mobile Corps of Engineers leases. Major locations impacted include the Obama Presidential Library site in Hoffman Estates, several offices in South Florida, and multiple Social Security offices in Arkansas. The initiative, part of a broader cost-cutting strategy by the Trump administration, is poised to challenge the stability of federal commercial real estate and could jeopardize billions in loans. Key concerns arise regarding the future operations of various government agencies as plans to relocate hundreds of employees unfold.