Press Releases

New portal aims to deliver economic and community benefits through strategic reuse of state land.

23 new sites now available for development

Former armory sites in Reedley and Sacramento transformed into 172 units for individuals and families struggling with housing insecurity.

The tree will be donated by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) and will be harvested from the LaTour Demonstration State Forest and transported to the west lawn of th ...

Sugar Pine Village to provide 248 units of affordable housing.

Located in the Sacramento River District, the 1.25 million gross square foot building is named after former DGS employee May Lee, the longest-serving state employee in California state history, who pa ...

Christmas tree donated by the U.S. Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station

Excess California Tahoe Conservancy land will eventually provide 248 units of affordable workforce housing

Two blocks of excess state property in Downtown San Diego to be transformed into affordable housing as one of the largest projects in the program to date.  

Partnership with national warehouse marketplace, Chunker, targets storage needs

Christmas tree harvested from a CAL FIRE-managed state forest

 San Joaquin County Fairgrounds Planned for State-Owned Properties Housing Development

Allenby Building Named for Longtime State Leader 

New master agreement makes it possible for any U.S. government entity to purchase face masks at a state-negotiated price

Developers Are Invited to Submit Qualifications as First Step Toward Building Homes on Newly Available Land.

The Department of General Services Office of Public School Construction (OPSC) announces easy access to school facility funding information through the new California Open Data Portal. 

California continues to lead by example by further greening the state fleet