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ScazarMeltex posted...

The "back to the office" movement was always tied to two things. Companies were locked into expensive leases on their office space and that without said leases companies that own said office buildings are stuck with properties that have no use.

Boo hoo. Let if fail. For the most part offices are obsolete, too bad, so sad, your investment isn't immune to market forces.

It's funny how many times I've seen people on here argue the exact opposite, & that we should feel sorry for multinational corporations maintaining & leasing buildings because we all love driving 30 minutes in our cages to be in a building where studies show the majority of people are miserable. Local businesses will still thrive given people won't stop eating or buying goods, it's the office focus & need to control people's time while not paying them for the unpaid labor that is transportation that's the problem