Creates the real estate fund

HB 2289 transfers management of state surplus property and real estate to Missouri's Office of Administration, requiring legislative approval for most property sales. It centralizes data processing and telecommunications services under the commissioner of administration, mandating standardized planning and approvals for equipment and services. Lease revenues from excess state property must be deposited into the real estate fund to cover operational costs like rent and maintenance. The bill also establishes a comprehensive state facilities plan prioritizing service efficiency and space consolidation.