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The share of office workers on-site in the D.C. area remains among the lowest among the 10 largest metros, according to a new report.

The reluctance or in some cases refusal of workers to return to offices has shaken the real estate market.

Four years after Covid-19 filled hospital emergency rooms, closed schools and emptied out cities, US offices remain about half vacant.

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The September numbers for 350 Manhattan buildings show visitation increased to 66% of pre-pandemic levels, according to REBNY.

Even with higher permanent levels of working from home, challenges and conflict remain for workers and employers.

Conversations around the new normal for office occupancy require commercial real estate tenants and owners to be aware of workforce trends. Security company, Kastle Systems, updates its Back to...

When the coronavirus pandemic took hold in 2020, many industries worldwide shifted to remote or hybrid work. It was an immense experiment that yielded different results for different cities - with long-term standoffs between executives and workers in some cases, and a sweeping return to the office in others.

A city’s density, the size of people’s homes and cultural norms are among the factors that affect hybrid work patterns.

The City of Brotherly Love. You’re shocked, right? Philadelphia is a laggard when it comes to businesses and return to work (RTO -return to office) policies refilling office spaces in an urban d...