Elon Musk’s DOGE team is cutting, cutting, and cutting some more. Wednesday, DOGE employees added 157 lease cuts to their “Wall of Receipts” on the DOGE website.
The totals from Wednesday’s data dump claim 157 leases canceled, 1.5 million square feet axed, $35.9 million in annual lease amount terminated, and $110.7 million in savings.
This brings their grand total since the DOGE initiative started to 254 terminations, $114.7 million in annual lease value canceled, and total savings to $255.3 million.
But that’s if their calculations are correct. The Real Deal and other news outlets have previously highlighted some oddities in their accounting.
For example, DOGE reported some leases with zero square footage but claimed millions of dollars in savings.
Some existing information has also changed — two leases that Monday were assigned to the Department of Justice now are assigned to the Bureau of Prisons. The location, square footage, annual lease amount and amount saved remain the same.
See below where DOGE has continued to make cuts.
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We also mapped out all the affected leases with the information provided (DOGE only lists the city and state for the cuts — not exact addresses).
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