The giant Robert C. Weaver Federal Building has been HUD’s headquarters since it opened on Sept. 9, 1968. On Wednesday, HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced an end to that chapter, citing “serious concerns” with the building, including “health hazards, leaks, and structural and maintenance failures.”
“It is time to turn the page on the Weaver Building and relocate to a new headquarters that prioritizes the well-being of HUD employees and properly reflects the passion and excellence of our team,” he said.
“Many of these risks will needlessly and irresponsibly continue to absorb taxpayer dollars. Relocating is about more than just changing buildings; it’s about a mission-minded shift that we hope will inspire every employee. Under President [Donald] Trump’s leadership, we are advancing this vision and
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