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McKinsey Global Institute, Empty Spaces and Hybrid Places: The Pandemic's Lasting Impact on Real Estate, San Francisco
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By The Registry Staff McKinsey's message to the world's largest cities is clear: Adapt or face extinction. According to a recent study conducted by the McKinsey Global Institute, hybrid work is here to stay, suburbs are flourishing, and the demand for retail and office space in urban centers could plummet by almost 40 percent from […]

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