The project was too underfunded to move forward, the GSA said today.

One senator says that Hoover’s name shouldn’t follow the headquarters to the ‘burbs.

According to a report released today by the office of D.C. Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi, the FBI moving to the suburbs could boost the city government’s tax revenue by $28 million.

The FBI may be moving out of its Brutalist headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue, but a pair of D.C. legislators don’t simply want to surrender the agency to a suburban campus altogether.

Developers, prepare your bids: the feds want the FBI out of its brutalist headquarters along Pennsylvania Avenue, opening up a huge development opportunity.

Prince George’s County is vying for a new FBI headquarters; we just want someone to demolish the existing J. Edgar Hoover Building on Pennsylvania Avenue as quickly as possible.

We know the FBI’s downtown headquarters is an eye sore, but is it the world’s worst eye sore? Apparently so.

If Fairfax County wanted the FBI headquarters relocated to the Virginia suburbs, we certainly wouldn’t line up to stop them.