The term 'return to office' saw a significant drop in usage, appearing only four times in The New York Times from June to September, indicating a shift in focus.
Kathryn Wylde reports a stabilization in office attendance at roughly 75% of pre-pandemic levels, while another report noted even higher attendance at 84.1% in August.
Variations in office attendance data were profound, with a company tracking swipes reporting just 52.7% attendance during a week in September, and yet a post-Labor Day surge indicated shifting leasing patterns.
The contrast in office attendance reports suggests a complex and evolving landscape for New York City's commercial real estate market, highlighting potential changes and challenges ahead.
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