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Southern California’s State Buildings Face Reckoning as Leasing Math Trumps Ownership

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Analysis projects potential losses of $600MM+ across four aging properties, while Los Angeles presents unique consolidation opportunities California's Department of General Services has concluded that continuing to own most of its Southern California office buildings would cost taxpayers hundreds of millions more than relocating state workers to commercial space—a finding that could reshape government real […]

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