CA AB2605

Requires the Director of General Services to submit a cost-benefit analysis to legislative fiscal committee chairs at least 30 days before selling or leasing 11 specified state properties across California.

Prohibits sale or lease of the identified properties until the Legislature determines the transaction is in the state's best interests, makes a finding, and explicitly authorizes it by statute.

Authorizes the Department of General Services to enter into sales or long-term leases of specified state buildings including the Attorney General Building in Sacramento, Elihu M. Harris Building in Oakland, and multiple San Francisco and Los Angeles properties.

Provides that net proceeds from property sales or leases shall be deposited in the General Fund after deducting reimbursements for reasonable costs and bond-related expenses.

Takes effect immediately as an urgency statute to allow legislative review of proposed property dispositions before the Department of General Services executes transactions.