The number of workers attending offices in New York City has surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time since the onset of COVID-19, marking a notable recovery in office occupancy. This development contrasts with other major U.S. cities, where return-to-office rates remain low and show little sign of rebound. The improvement in New York City's office attendance has contributed to a more positive outlook for the commercial real estate sector, including office spaces, which had faced significant challenges during the pandemic.
The number of workers going to New York City offices is now higher than pre-pandemic levels — the first time that's happened since COVID hit via @BerkowitzBT for @Axios https://t.co/6yKRdAXdDT #axiosam
Outlook finally improves for commercial real estate, even office https://t.co/0PhlPivDHG
Here's how San Francisco's return-to-office rate compares to other major US cities https://t.co/r9aiplRw9K