New York Office Towers May Be In A Little Trouble

An arial view of downtown Manhattan
Robert Ivanhoe, a real estate lawyer at Greenberg Traurig, said he had about 20 clients that had postponed searches for new offices. “They are putting a lot of thought into coming up with a new operating model — how much of my work force is going to work from home and for how much time?” he said. ‘It has never been turned upside down like this before.’
— Julie Creswell and Peter Eavis writing in the New York Times
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