LA Office/Commercial Landlord deliberately chooses default as property demand craters

[Gaius]

@Axxowiz

They’re going to have to do something to get people back to work if the cities want to survive. I saw were remote work was costing NYC alone 12 billion.

I do remote work since covid and I am starting to miss the office some, less things are getting done at least were I am at which requires a team and when one of the members who have to check in the code is unavailable for 30 minutes because they are walking their dog it pretty much sucks and puts a bottle neck in the project. Of course they never tell you that’s what’s happening.

What is inevitable is inevitable.
That said,

1. People who live in high-salary cities are being really really stupid to resist going back to work.
2. If the inveriable happens quickly that often causes more harm than if it happens slowly. I would not be opposed to some sort of government intervention to slow the inevitable.

[Nemesis]

Its already happened. There are countless businesses who are now offering remote work positions. Those companies that want to ignore the new reality will find their best staff going elsewhere.

Someone who is refusing to go into a bricks and mortar location for even just a couple of days each month are digging their own employment grave.

My team is all over the US so we can only meet remotely.