Trump's cost-cutting could curtail federal office footprint in DFW
Multiple factors that will impact the DFW office market are at play with the new presidential administration. Trump wants to shed federal real estate, which North Texas has plenty of. On the bright side for landlords, Trump has ordered federal employees to return to the office rather than working from home. Read on to see how federal leases face an uncertain future and get a breakdown of DFW's exposure to the cost-cutting efforts.
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