The US government just made it easier to sell off its old stuff

The US General Services Administration has updated its rules for managing federal property. This means government agencies can now get rid of surplus vehicles, real estate, and other items more quickly and with less paperwork.

The US government owns a lot of things: buildings, cars, planes, and office supplies. For decades, getting rid of surplus property was a slow, bureaucratic process. This change means agencies can now sell or transfer unneeded assets faster, which could free up space and reduce maintenance costs. It also makes it easier for private buyers to acquire government surplus.