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Since 2017, Easterly Government Properties has owned state-of-the-art build-to-suit outpatient facilities that serve the nation’s surrounding veteran population and their wide array of unique medical needs. These facilities offer services ranging from primary care to physical therapy. Easterly is a proud landlord to the VA. Easterly helps ensure the facilities are well maintained and meeting the everyday needs of the medical professionals and staff, allowing them to deliver advanced care to our nation’s heroes.

Easterly Government Properties owns regional field offices across the United States which house operations mission-critical to the safety and security of the country including terrorist attack investigation, cyber crime prevention, foreign intelligence and espionage defense, among others. Easterly’s specialized facilities are constructed to meet the security standards required by the Bureau including SCIF space, perimeter barricades, anti-ballistic glass, and facility setbacks.

Easterly Government Properties owns a network of several specialized regional laboratories providing scientific and forensic support to DEA special agents and other law enforcement personnel. The testing performed at Easterly’s labs is considered highly complex to assist the agency in performing mission-critical forensic analyses, such as determining the processing methods, geographic origins, and manufacturers for illegal substances including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine. All Easterly DEA lab capabilities include drug reverse engineering, drug bust support, water deionization (DI) and air filtration systems to mitigate health risks for forensic scientists analyzing deadly illegal substances.

Easterly Government Properties in 2021 acquired the USCIS National Benefits Center (NBC) in Kansas City, one of two card production facilities nationwide that aids in the mass production of documents approved for immigrants in the U.S. The NBC’s primary function is to prepare the case files for eventual adjudication for more than 85 field offices nationwide, in addition to processing applications from every U.S. state and territory for different immigration benefits, from authorization for employment to travel abroad. With a long-term and enduring mission being fulfilled from this facility, Easterly is pleased to serve as a partner to the U.S. Government and service these tenants for decades to come.

The JSC consists of two modern, Class A buildings 100% leased to the GSA and occupied by the Department of Defense’s (DoD) U.S. Joint Staff Command division. The JSC is responsible for the unified strategic direction of U.S. combatant forces. Due to the sensitive nature and importance of JSC’s function in the DoD hierarchy, the U.S. Government has made a significant financial investment in the facility’s infrastructure, ensuring a highly secured and classified work environment. The two-building facility sits on just over 40 acres and provides nearly 1,200 surface parking spaces for JSC staff and visitors. The facility provides over 10,000 square feet of Secure Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) space and over 118,000 square feet of specialized cooling and raised floor area for the facility’s data center operations.

Easterly Government Properties has established a strong partnership with the U.S. Judiciary by owning and managing federal courthouses across multiple judicial districts. Built to the exacting standards of the U.S. Courts Design Guide, these courthouses feature advanced security measures, specialized courtroom designs, and customized spaces for judges, clerks, and law enforcement personnel. These properties enable essential judicial functions, including district court proceedings and bankruptcy case management, with specialized courtrooms and secure facilities for judges, clerks, and law enforcement.

Acquired in 2024, ICE – Orlando features a 20-year lease that does not expire until August 2040. The asset helps facilitate the agency’s mission to enforce immigration laws and conduct criminal investigations to preserve national security and public safety. These mission-critical operations executed within the facility will directly combat illicit activity including narcotics smuggling, human trafficking, child exploitation, gang violence, money laundering, and other crimes in the Central Florida Region. This strategic acquisition underscores Easterly’s commitment to advancing the unwavering, mission-critical U.S. Government operations that fortify the safety of the country.

Easterly Government Properties owns two properties leased primarily to the BFS. This includes TREAS – Parkersburg, a 182,500-square-foot build-to-suit property, 100% leased to the General Services Administration (GSA) for the beneficial use of the Bureau of the Fiscal Service. This mission-critical agency within the U.S. Department of the Treasury has been located in Parkersburg since 1957 and currently occupies three buildings in the vicinity. Easterly also owns TREAS – Birmingham, as part of the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, a modern, Class A build-to-suit facility constructed in 2014.

Easterly Government Properties owns two assets pertaining to the IRS. This includes a 180,481-square-foot, build-to-suit property in Fresno, California, which has achieved Energy Star certification. The IRS – Fresno building supports nearly 1,400 employees. Easterly also owns a 100,000 leased square foot facility that houses mission-critical operations related to the IRS’ tax submission processing and Digital Fraud Department, meets level 4 security requirements, and is based in Ogden, Utah.

Easterly Government Properties supports U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) through its ownership of the Savannah Laboratory, a 35,000-square-foot, LEED Silver certified facility built in 2013. Designed as a build-to-suit property for the U.S. Government, the laboratory conducts critical chemical and physical testing of commodities, narcotics, and controlled substances. Its specialized testing capabilities for products like sugars and textiles play a vital role in regulating goods passing through the Port of Savannah, one of the country’s busiest trade hubs.

Easterly Government Properties owns and operates a mission-critical facility leased to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in Tracy, California. This single-story, 210,373-square-foot warehouse serves as one of FEMA’s eight distribution centers within the United States and one of only four regional centers strategically positioned to respond to disasters.

Being a landlord to Northrop Grumman, one of the largest aerospace and defense contractors in the world, presents a unique set of advantages and responsibilities. As a tenant, Northrop Grumman typically requires high-security facilities, advanced infrastructure, and compliance with government regulations, given its involvement in classified and sensitive projects.

Easterly Government Properties owns a portfolio of specialized facilities leased to the Social Security Administration (SSA). These purpose-built and renovated properties serve critical functions within SSA’s mission, including local field offices and regional hearing operations. Designed to meet the SSA’s operational and public service needs, these facilities feature courtrooms, administrative offices, public service areas, and customer service lobbies. With a focus on accessibility and state-of-the-art systems, Easterly’s SSA properties play a vital role in enabling the administration to efficiently deliver services to the public while ensuring modern, well-maintained environments for its workforce.

Easterly Government Properties owns USFS I – Albuquerque and USFS II – Albuquerque, which collectively form the national administrative headquarters for the United States Forest Service and houses human resources, budget and finance, acquisition management, civil rights, and computers and technology departments. Both buildings are Energy Star and LEED Gold certified.

Easterly Government Properties owns three properties pertaining to the FDA. This includes FDA – Atlanta which houses both laboratory and office space for the Atlanta District Office as well as the Southeast Food and Feed Laboratory (SFFL) and Southeast Tobacco Laboratory (STL). Easterly also owns FDA – Lenexa laboratory, which is a relocation of the former Kansas City District Laboratory and features a number of upgraded capabilities. FDA – Alameda, which serves as the FDA’s San Francisco Office, is also owned by Easterly.

Easterly Government Properties supports the U.S. Department of Transportation by owning and managing mission-critical facilities like the Federal Highway Administration Resource Center in Lakewood, CO. As one of only five such centers in the country, this facility plays a key role in advancing national transportation initiatives. Located near the Denver Federal Center, home to 26 federal agencies, the building benefits from a concentrated federal presence and robust infrastructure. Its Energy Star and LEED Silver certifications reflect Easterly’s commitment to sustainability while ensuring operational efficiency for its federal tenants.

These secure facilities leased to U.S. Attorney’s Offices are designed to support critical federal law enforcement functions, including prosecuting major crimes such as terrorism, financial fraud, and human trafficking, while defending the U.S. in civil lawsuits. Featuring advanced protective measures such as perimeter fencing, controlled access, secure parking, and reinforced structures, these properties ensure operational security and efficiency. Through these investments, Easterly Government Properties enhances its portfolio while supporting the nation’s legal and law enforcement infrastructure.

Easterly has acquired the 169,585-square-foot EPA Region 7 Headquarters, built in 2007 and renovated in 2012. The EPA is an independent agency of the United States federal government. While headquartered in Washington, DC, EPA also has ten regional offices strategically located throughout the country. Region 7 is responsible for leading the agency’s efforts in four states: Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri, as well as nine Tribal Nations. The agency conducts environmental assessment, research, and education while enforcing national standards under a variety of environmental laws in consultation with state, tribal, and local governments. The agency also works with industries and all levels of government in a wide variety of voluntary pollution prevention programs and energy conservation efforts.