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January 5, 2023December 13, 2022

“Needing people in the office” is a fallacy of logic that leads to bad real estate decisions.

Let’s just start off by acknowledging that most real estate hot takes this year start by trying to pretend the world is not still in the middle of a pandemic. The reality is that most of the world (but parts are still in pandemic restrictions even today) relaxed or eliminated their COVID-19 restrictions between June…

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