Recent reports highlight a significant issue within the federal government regarding office space utilization. The General Services Administration (GSA) has indicated that no federal building meets the 60% occupancy target mandated by law. A study reveals that federal agencies use less than one-third of their offices, with almost 10,000 federal offices failing to meet usage standards. Notably, data shows that U.S. agencies are leaving about 70% of office space unused. As the GSA faces congressional scrutiny, there are calls to action to improve public building utilization and address the inefficiencies stemming from underused federal offices.