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'Work From Home Is Dying' - NYC Offices Nearly Full As Workers Return In Droves

In-person office attendance is increasing in urban centers, contrasting with persistent remote work preferences in places like San Francisco.

Traffic congestion is worse now than before the pandemic: Streetlight Data report

Traffic congestion in the U.S. has increased since pre-pandemic levels, contradicting expectations of decreased travel due to remote work.

Younger people are flocking back to smaller towns

Young adults are increasingly moving from urban areas to small towns post-pandemic, influenced by remote work opportunities.

Oregon ranks second in nation for remote workers

Remote work in Oregon has stabilized at levels over twice pre-pandemic figures, with nearly 18% of workers engaged in home-based work in 2023.

People who work from home get more sleep and exercise

Hybrid working arrangements are becoming more common, but full-time remote work is decreasing.
Managers and older employees are more likely to adopt hybrid working models.
Work-from-home setups may result in slightly reduced productivity.

After record surge, Seattle sees sharp drop in remote work

Remote work in Seattle has peaked, declining from 36% to 28.5% of the workforce in one year as companies enforce in-office attendance.

'Work From Home Is Dying' - NYC Offices Nearly Full As Workers Return In Droves

In-person office attendance is increasing in urban centers, contrasting with persistent remote work preferences in places like San Francisco.

Traffic congestion is worse now than before the pandemic: Streetlight Data report

Traffic congestion in the U.S. has increased since pre-pandemic levels, contradicting expectations of decreased travel due to remote work.

Younger people are flocking back to smaller towns

Young adults are increasingly moving from urban areas to small towns post-pandemic, influenced by remote work opportunities.

Oregon ranks second in nation for remote workers

Remote work in Oregon has stabilized at levels over twice pre-pandemic figures, with nearly 18% of workers engaged in home-based work in 2023.

People who work from home get more sleep and exercise

Hybrid working arrangements are becoming more common, but full-time remote work is decreasing.
Managers and older employees are more likely to adopt hybrid working models.
Work-from-home setups may result in slightly reduced productivity.

After record surge, Seattle sees sharp drop in remote work

Remote work in Seattle has peaked, declining from 36% to 28.5% of the workforce in one year as companies enforce in-office attendance.
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This American City Has Lost Nearly 40% of Its Downtown's Population in Just 10 Years

The pandemic has led to decreased commuting, impacting downtown populations and businesses, which may spur long-term urban decline.

Early data suggests jump in law school applications

Law school applications are expected to rise significantly this year due to increased LSAT takers and renewed interest post-pandemic.

Canada's Casinos: Are They Still Fueling the Entertainment Economy and Boosting the Jobs Market? | The Walrus

The Great Canadian Casino Resort symbolizes confidence in casinos amid economic challenges but faces risks due to changing gambling habits post-pandemic.

Crochet catches on as a new hobby for Bay Area teens

Crochet is increasingly popular among high school students as a stress-relief hobby and a means to build community post-pandemic.

The end of American careerism

Workers increasingly value work-life balance over career advancement after the pandemic.
Many employees are rejecting promotions and prioritizing satisfaction in their current roles.

Luxury train travel is entering another golden age

Luxury rail travel is experiencing unprecedented growth, particularly in 2024 with a 30% increase in sales.
Post-pandemic travelers increasingly seek unique, luxurious travel experiences that connect them to destinations.

China's Outbound Travel Rebound Is Slow-Going - But These Trends Are Worth Watching

The Chinese travel wave is recovering, but companies must adapt to new traveler expectations for flexibility and personalized experiences.

Here's Why Cheap Wine Is So Expensive On Restaurant Menus - Tasting Table

Restaurants significantly mark up wine prices due to high operating costs and consumer acceptance, making it essential for patrons to be price-aware.

Even more Manhattan offices are slated for a residential conversion

Manhattan is witnessing a trend of converting office buildings into residential units driven by remote work and housing demand.

Santander tightens hybrid working rules, urging staff back to the office

Santander has mandated three days a week in the office for UK staff, shaking up hybrid working norms.

PwC UK orders staff to spend more time in office

PwC UK is enforcing a new policy requiring employees to spend at least three days a week in the office or with clients.

reflective stainless steel clads yancheng east lake xinyu commercial by lacime architects

The architectural project integrates Jiangnan garden elegance with northern brick and stone architecture to reflect Yancheng's local identity and respond to post-pandemic health and sports lifestyle trends.

'Boomerang' Londoners return to a city 'on the brink of reinvention'

GPE targets a million sq ft of flexible space in London.

Looking for the office copy room? It's a phone booth now

The copy machine's relevance is diminishing due to digital work and remote settings.
Architects are repurposing copy rooms as storage, privacy booths, and mailrooms.
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