BALTIMORE—The General Services Administrationhas decided it will no longer pursue a real estate swap plan thatwould have seen the agency unload its Metro Westfacility on North Green Street here.
The change in policy was revealed in a General Accounting Officereport released on Monday that stated, “GSA officials told us thatthere was little or no market interest in potential swap-constructexchanges in Baltimore."
The GSA's stance raises new questions about the future of the1.1 million-square foot facility, which became vacant when theSocial Security Administration moved its 1,600employees to its new building on Wabash Avenue, according to theBaltimore Business Journal.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
