As the pandemic eases and life begins to resemble something closer to normalcy, Joseph Gyourko, Wharton Real Estate Professor, talks about how remote work policies will impact commercial real estate over the longer term and how cities might change as a result.
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Why It’s Too Early to See Pandemic’s Impact on Commercial Real Estate
Remote and hybrid work policies are here to stay. Wharton real estate professor talks about the impact of those policies on commercial real estate
March 2, 2022
• 15 min listen
Updated: March 3, 2022
Remote and hybrid work policies are here to stay. Wharton real estate professor talks about the impact of those policies on commercial real estate
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