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Remote Work to Wipe Out $800 Billion From Office Values, McKinsey Says
(www.bloomberg.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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Sounds generally positive to me.
Why not. Cheaper rent for ailing urban areas, and more incentives for residential construction.
Plus people commuting less = less pollution and less congestion.
Good for people, good for the planet, bad for profit for some.
Yeah but less pollution in the sky means people can see the clouds, and that’s where my data is stored. 😡 I don’t want people seeing my data.
Hopefully you mean more residential areas in mixed use. Zoning is cancer that destroys the climate