I would add that I think one of the key characteristics is that they are what we would describe as “conventional office buildings”. They are basically downtown, straightforward office buildings that have utility for government operations throughout, and they effectively are optimized in terms of their utility.
If, for example, there was a property that had one building and it was 50 acres, you would clearly not sell and lease back that when you had future development potential that you were leaving on the table. You would enhance the value of that land before you created your optimum value.
These assets have already gotten to that point, and they are simply conventional office buildings--no more.