On March 4, the General Services Administration published a list titled “non-core property list” containing 443 properties to be sold by the federal government. As of the evening of March 4, the list had been updated to contain only 320 properties.(I have not checked yet what the GSA removed from the list). As of March 5, the GSA removed the list from its website. The web page now reads “coming soon.”
Below is an Airtable database containing properties listed in the National Register of Historical Places, including National Historic Landmarks, found within the GSA list.
The database is currently a work in progress that I update every day. The database contains two tables: 1. District of Columbia 2. Rest of the U.S.
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