Re:Work from home and the office real estate apocalypse
by techdragon on Sunday June 05, 2022 @11:47AM
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The big issue is how few cities reach sufficient residential density with enough occupancy over a wide enough area to begin creating that vibrant community. A few overpriced apartments towers near the CBD won’t get you there. I’d say the city I live in Perth, Western Australia has completely failed to cross that threshold and the current real estate environment is basically actively pushing back to prevent the urban core from ever getting there.
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Re:Work from home and the office real estate apocalypse
by pg_1234 on Sunday June 05, 2022 @02:01PM
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We may find we get the density and vibrancy, with all accompanying shops and services, but centered where we live rather than where we work.
I think it's part of the general swing back to a healthier work-life balance, and really ... that would be fantastic!