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Remote Work Has Led To A 15.1% Increase In Housing Prices

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But one often overlooked impact of this work arrangement has been the rise in housing prices across the US. . growth in housing prices between 2019 and November 2021 according to a new paper released by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). . Increase In Housing Prices appeared first on Allwork.Space.

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Boston’s Tax Revenue Plummets as Remote Work Reshapes its Real Estate Market

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According to the report, “With the value of office space expected to decline 20–30 percent by 2029, and overall commercial real estate prices by 12–18 percent, we estimate that Boston will face a cumulative revenue shortfall of $1.2 billion to $1.5 The impact on value could be even greater if rising interest rates compound it.

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What We Can Learn From America’s Flatlining RTO Numbers

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Before the pandemic, peak in-office occupancy reached 79% in 2019. According to a LinkedIn webinar about flatlining RTO numbers, the height of office occupancy peaked in 2019 at around 79%. In stock analysis, a bottom is “ the lowest price traded of a particular stock within a specific time frame.” in 2000 to 5.7%

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WeWork’s Shaky Financials Spark Concern for NYC Real Estate Market

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In New York City, WeWork is one of the largest tenants, with over 70 leases spread across various landlords, according to Forbes. It’s reported that the coworking company has amended over 590 of its leases since 2019, in addition to partial terminations to reduce the company’s total lease space.

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Remote Work Trends Push London Office Vacancies to Three-Decade Peak

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Jefferies estimates that there has been a 20% decline in office utilization since the end of 2019. The widespread adoption of flexible work environments is causing landlords in the U.K. to lose pricing power, with notable tenants offloading surplus office space.

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City dwellers take advantage of hybrid working to relocate to suburbs, towns and countryside

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Additionally, in-person spending in the City of London fell by 3 percent between September 2019 and September 2022. The report claims that prices are rising fastest in places that were previously considered too far from urban centres for commuters. Similarly, in the U.S.,

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7 Reasons Why Small Businesses Should Be Energy Efficient

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Businesses that rely on fossil fuels for energy must endure constantly shifting prices. For the second month in a row, for example, New York Harbor oil saw a price increase, going from $12.18 per MMBtu in September 2019 to $12.96 As fossil fuel prices continue to rise, the return pocketed will increase over time.

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