Office occupancy in Australia: How some towers stay full even as many people work from home
Some buildings are at near capacity, others eerily empty. The differences, which reflect the nature of post-pandemic business, might surprise.
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Some buildings are at near capacity, others eerily empty. The differences, which reflect the nature of post-pandemic business, might surprise.
âHub and homeâ: New norm for workers is a grim reality for office owners Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Office landlord GPTâs boss Bob Johnston is not quite ready to pull up the white flag in the battle to get workers back to city offices, but he admits the remote working trend is here to stay. Workers, scattered across their home offices and armed with technology â from messaging to video-conferencing apps - are not in a rush to return to the towers. And even those keen to get ba...