What do you expect when you fire something like 300k people over the last 2 years and also forced people to WFH for two years. They are not having it anymore and have no interest in "Return to office".
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>San Francisco remains the worst-performing metro in the nation when it comes to returning to the office, according to new data from Placer.ai and Kastle Systems. While other cities are making strides, the Bay Area continues to lag far behind.
According to Placer.ai’s January 2025 Office Index, office visits nationwide were 40.2% lower in January 2025 compared with pre-pandemic numbers from January 2019. But San Francisco is dragging down the average, with a staggering 51.8% decline in office visits since January 2019 — the weakest recovery of any major metro.
What do you expect when you fire something like 300k people over the last 2 years and also forced people to WFH for two years. They are not having it anymore and have no interest in "Return to office".
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>>San Francisco remains the worst-performing metro in the nation when it comes to returning to the office, according to new data from Placer.ai and Kastle Systems. While other cities are making strides, the Bay Area continues to lag far behind.
According to Placer.ai’s January 2025 Office Index, office visits nationwide were 40.2% lower in January 2025 compared with pre-pandemic numbers from January 2019. But San Francisco is dragging down the average, with a staggering 51.8% decline in office visits since January 2019 — the weakest recovery of any major metro.
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