It’s no wonder there’s all the bleating about people getting back to the office. I suspect quite a bit of that comes from building owners and their astroturfing PR firms.
Maybe if we worked on making cities more livable so people were there because it was home, rather than work, they’d be a bit more resilient.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/06/12/office-real-estate-san-francisco/
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