Remote work could wipe out $800 billion from office buildings' value by 2030 — with San Francisco facing a 'dire outlook,' McKinsey predicts
Remote work could wipe out $800 billion from office buildings' value by 2030 — with San Francisco facing a 'dire outlook,' McKinsey predicts
McKinsey's report says San Francisco is set to fare the worst of the nine major cities, facing a "dire outlook" with a 20% drop in office demand.
McKinsey's report says San Francisco is set to fare the worst of the nine major cities, facing a "dire outlook" with a 20% drop in office demand.
Here's an idea...let's take that space and make AFFORDABLE HOUSING
9 0 Replyas it should.
commercial real estate is vastly over valued, even more than resident real estate.
asset prices must come down for the economy to de-leverage itself.
inflated asset prices boosting are not real growth. our economy has been a joke for 10+ years now with this shit.
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