@SuperMogul my company literally rewards people who are more productive/meeting their targets with "gasp" more work from home days. If anything that is as good a motivation as any to remain productive.(that is about 3 additional hours for me every day not commuting)
@@SuperMogulthere are no "numbers" that validate that people who are forced into a toxic in-office work environment...so pervasive it's actually become a staple of comedy shows as a theme... Yields greater work productivity. One of the biggest problems in work environments is that often managers are hired based on performance while working in lower non-management rungs, or correlating entirely too highly to engagement in cronyism. It's only pretty recently that there has been a focus on management of people as an aspect of business management training, coined Organizational Management. Staff retention is higher when people don't have to cope with the stress of working in an environment with a myriad of personality "quirks" that are increasingly aggressively self-absorbed even sociopathic. Further the benefits tangible and intangible for company loyalty have been eroding for the past 50 years. Many people who are willing to cope with a contentious work environment...and egocentric boss... But only if able to do so at more than arm's length... How far less willing to tolerate it if the boss has them essentially cornered with no recourse for relief or escape. Of course bosses want their workers in the workplace. But more and more workers are fed up with being treated like they're less than human. And this is not a new development.
People still want to go out but companies need to understand that there's no turning back in this new model. One of the things I think will be effective is merging a part of residential and commercial space together
The fisherman who follows the fish will always have a catch. The one who sits and waits for the fish to come will go home empty. Stop complaining and trying to fight change. Follow it.
To all the uneducated fools saying “just convert to housing.” For many buildings, you CANNOT. Office buildings are built with big central cores, central power, central plumbing, and open interior spaces. This is fundamental structure that starts at the bedrock and runs to the top of the building. This is INCOMPATIBLE with residential unit living; most office builds violate every fundamental life and safety *residential* building code book. You need proper water and sewage to each unit. You need HVAC. You need multiple power and data lines to support lighting, cooking (240 volt lines), air handling. And you also need a TOTAL DEMOLISHING of the base systems including hot water boilers, the plumbing stack, generators and backups, even things like door and access security. The costs to undertake this retrofit CAN, and OFTEN DO, greatly exceed the cost of simply demolishing the building and starting from scratch with proper heavy residential construction, starting with a diffuse residential core, foundation, and spire constructed for residential living and safety. Bottom line, bunch of total morons commenting “just turn it residential.”
cities were already less desirable to live in, thats why people are choosing to work remotly elsewhere instead of working in a city. Cities are over crowded, expensive, noisy, dirty, dangerous. Why would anyone want to live there.
Cities are exciting, dynamic, efficient, and interesting places to live which provide ample opportunity to work and live without spending endless hours in traffic jams. Most haven't been dirty or dangerous in the past decade or two. But if you prefer to live in a suburban hellscape, where kids can't go anywhere without you driving them everywhere, and getting a gallon of milk from the store takes an hour, you're free to do so. Eventually you're going to stop getting a free ride when government is forced to tax that ungodly carbon footprint
@@TH-camUserCMXVIICDI not all suburbs are the same. nor are cities. i like both. cities would be much more appealing if they actually spent tax dollars on things that benefit residents.
Cities are always boom and bust and people for the most part are sheep. Once something new is created that makes cities hip again people will flock in until there is another crash.
focus on rebuilding the inner cities, covert vacant office buildings into housing/small shops/stores, etc. stop expanding outward and build upward/fix the interior cities.
I think New York should raise property taxes and use that money to turn those buildings into high-rise luxury apartments for all the migrants that are going to come there to take advantage of the sanctuary city. Unfortunately I don’t live here anymore, but if I could help, I’ve definitely would
Businesses complain like they’re entitled to money from employees who used to commute. You’re simply not. You were fortunate that you had a successful business model. Circumstances changed. Time to adapt which honestly you should have done in 2020 rather than waiting for things to return to 2018.
We need to evolve. Going back to office to keep downtown alive is not the answer. Rural areas need to develop as well. Work from home is better for entire country mostly rural areas.
It's all about productivity. When the economy heats up and metrics are brought back to the work place, bean counters will determine the work landscape.
I don't really see that here in NY. If you browse job openings here in NY, you would be lucky to come across a small handful of remote jobs and those are usually telecommuting, not office work jobs. Remote work was available quite a bit up to 2022, but since then they have become scarce. Almost all jobs are in-office and onsite, with some hybrid (1 or 2 day remote) roles.
Meanwhile in Singapore, Bangkok, and Hanoi zero doomloop issues. Digital nomad is the way to go if you want to meet people IRL that aren't awful US commuter yuppies. I know, I used to be about all that fake life. To that guy in the beginning, your workers aren't responsible for your bad real estate decisions.
It's poor planing (not for the bar owner necessarily). Futurist predicted in the '60s that remote work was coming by the '90s. By the later '00s many jobs could have been done remotely. CV19 just spead it up...
Novel Idea: Forget all the perks such as massages, and just try reverting back to traditional cubicles and doing away with open floor plans. Give it a try and tell me I'm crazy.
The gravy train for Gov employees working from home is over. All that free loading is coming to an end with Trump in office. You either show up to work or you're fired.👍
if you build bussineses far away from where people lives and private equity link to developer see rent and mortgage as their money milking source, what can we expect
It also leads to an extra 10 hours of isolation at home instead of interaction with coworkers. Lots of kids home schooled now and people mostly text instead of talk. That's the new society. Some love it and some hate it but we won't find out for a while if the impact on young people now will be catastrophic or a advantageous in the future. It'll be one or the other. It'll begin with increased antisocial behavior.
This shall pass. By the numbers, working from home is unproductive. Office workers will be required to come back to the office soon. All you have to do is say, if you want to keep your Job. Be in the office Monday morning. Lol
Don't worry, when Trump issues a mandate to companies, bring those workers back in office or heavy taxes; you will see a return to office in droves. Also, I think the administration might solicit data from companies whose workers are WFH or hybrid to specifically raise their taxes to further incentivize workers going back into the office to avoid higher taxes.
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I, for one, welcome the Doom loop if it means I stand a chance at having lower rent
Preach
Their map is soooo off with where San Francisco is actually located in CA
They have San Francisco all the way up in Eureka lmao😅
Coming back to the office isn’t the answer. Adaptation is
Yes companies should lay you off to be replaced with AI
I like the residential conversion idea but limit the luxury condos. No one can afford it.
Stop building out, rebuild inner cities.
I mean I do feel bad for them but remote work is something that should have put in place years ago. The economy will adapt.
But if you look at the numbers. Working from home isn't productive. Working from will be cut dramatically.
Oh shut up. Productivity is fine
@SuperMogul my company literally rewards people who are more productive/meeting their targets with "gasp" more work from home days. If anything that is as good a motivation as any to remain productive.(that is about 3 additional hours for me every day not commuting)
@@SuperMogulthere are no "numbers" that validate that people who are forced into a toxic in-office work environment...so pervasive it's actually become a staple of comedy shows as a theme... Yields greater work productivity. One of the biggest problems in work environments is that often managers are hired based on performance while working in lower non-management rungs, or correlating entirely too highly to engagement in cronyism. It's only pretty recently that there has been a focus on management of people as an aspect of business management training, coined Organizational Management. Staff retention is higher when people don't have to cope with the stress of working in an environment with a myriad of personality "quirks" that are increasingly aggressively self-absorbed even sociopathic. Further the benefits tangible and intangible for company loyalty have been eroding for the past 50 years. Many people who are willing to cope with a contentious work environment...and egocentric boss... But only if able to do so at more than arm's length... How far less willing to tolerate it if the boss has them essentially cornered with no recourse for relief or escape. Of course bosses want their workers in the workplace. But more and more workers are fed up with being treated like they're less than human. And this is not a new development.
If the housing isn't affordable, I won't care. They buildings will remain vacant.
Turn them into apartments or into a mall, get innovative and creative
Good turn those office into homes for low income individuals
Turn it into a ghetto??
😂😂😂😂
@ sure fool that’s what I meant
@@AquarianNomadicthey gotta live somewhere.
The rich don't want poor people downtown. They want to live in a world of suits and flash cars. Regular people ruin that vibe.
@@ranelgallardo7031 The streets.
What an economic reset. The pandemic shifted everything.
Empty Office buildings = More Homeless Shelters/Affordable Housing
U live there.
Housing housing housing for actual, present humans....no second homes, luxury homes or vacation homes
That San Francisco graphic is way off - that is pointing to Eureka lol
😂
People still want to go out but companies need to understand that there's no turning back in this new model. One of the things I think will be effective is merging a part of residential and commercial space together
The fisherman who follows the fish will always have a catch. The one who sits and waits for the fish to come will go home empty. Stop complaining and trying to fight change. Follow it.
Sooooo.....people need housing. That should be the priority.
Its called evolution. Nothing wrong with that.
To all the uneducated fools saying “just convert to housing.” For many buildings, you CANNOT. Office buildings are built with big central cores, central power, central plumbing, and open interior spaces. This is fundamental structure that starts at the bedrock and runs to the top of the building. This is INCOMPATIBLE with residential unit living; most office builds violate every fundamental life and safety *residential* building code book. You need proper water and sewage to each unit. You need HVAC. You need multiple power and data lines to support lighting, cooking (240 volt lines), air handling. And you also need a TOTAL DEMOLISHING of the base systems including hot water boilers, the plumbing stack, generators and backups, even things like door and access security. The costs to undertake this retrofit CAN, and OFTEN DO, greatly exceed the cost of simply demolishing the building and starting from scratch with proper heavy residential construction, starting with a diffuse residential core, foundation, and spire constructed for residential living and safety. Bottom line, bunch of total morons commenting “just turn it residential.”
San Francisco's vacancy rate for corporate offices is actually at 37%
Working from home is better for peoples mental health! Why not turn those empty office spaces into affordable housing ?!?
Coming into the office is an economic conspiracy. I'm convinced.
cities were already less desirable to live in, thats why people are choosing to work remotly elsewhere instead of working in a city. Cities are over crowded, expensive, noisy, dirty, dangerous. Why would anyone want to live there.
Cities are exciting, dynamic, efficient, and interesting places to live which provide ample opportunity to work and live without spending endless hours in traffic jams. Most haven't been dirty or dangerous in the past decade or two.
But if you prefer to live in a suburban hellscape, where kids can't go anywhere without you driving them everywhere, and getting a gallon of milk from the store takes an hour, you're free to do so.
Eventually you're going to stop getting a free ride when government is forced to tax that ungodly carbon footprint
@@TH-camUserCMXVIICDI not all suburbs are the same. nor are cities. i like both. cities would be much more appealing if they actually spent tax dollars on things that benefit residents.
Hi Russian bot
Where will CEO's go to have extra-marital affairs with their secretaries if we get rid of offices ???
So convert the empty spaces into apartments, rezone for residential, mixed use space. Or convert into pickleball courts
Yeah, the plumbing, electrical and HVAC systems tend to be quite different between condos and office space
It's extremely difficult to convert offices into apartments.
@@Stoneface_ But not impossible
@@SplyBox but too costly
@@Stoneface_ not at the right price. office values have to fall much more though.
Rising Crime, needles on street, traffic, hours stuck in commute. Cities did it to themselves
Bad bosses. Companies did it to themselves.
The crime in san fran and homelessness have killed the citys core
Why do you need tall buildings for employees when you Can have AI agents and a few human overseer
ABC’s energy around a strong economy is changing now that the election is over
Cities are always boom and bust and people for the most part are sheep. Once something new is created that makes cities hip again people will flock in until there is another crash.
Uh maybe turn them into condos
Plenty of idle motels/hotels and business building sitting empty convert to housing for low income!
Convert it all into affordable housing
U live there!
Yeah. Some how people cant afford rent but these large buildings are all empty.
Why don't we turn this real estate into homes for American families?
Build apartments!!!! We are in a housing crisis.
I think cities need to rethink the economy for the future rather than enforcing employs back to the office as solution.
focus on rebuilding the inner cities, covert vacant office buildings into housing/small shops/stores, etc. stop expanding outward and build upward/fix the interior cities.
Remote workers should be paid less. You are not productive. Do not act like you are
I think New York should raise property taxes and use that money to turn those buildings into high-rise luxury apartments for all the migrants that are going to come there to take advantage of the sanctuary city. Unfortunately I don’t live here anymore, but if I could help, I’ve definitely would
Businesses complain like they’re entitled to money from employees who used to commute. You’re simply not.
You were fortunate that you had a successful business model. Circumstances changed. Time to adapt which honestly you should have done in 2020 rather than waiting for things to return to 2018.
Smaller office space are what employers want…around 5,000 to 8,000 Sq. Ft. 😊
We need to evolve. Going back to office to keep downtown alive is not the answer. Rural areas need to develop as well. Work from home is better for entire country mostly rural areas.
doh convert to housing if they r not being rented for business there is a housing shortage is there not
Stop real estate mafia !
The Great Society
It's all about productivity. When the economy heats up and metrics are brought back to the work place, bean counters will determine the work landscape.
I moved out of the city and got paid more to do remote work. I have way more money now.
I don't really see that here in NY. If you browse job openings here in NY, you would be lucky to come across a small handful of remote jobs and those are usually telecommuting, not office work jobs. Remote work was available quite a bit up to 2022, but since then they have become scarce. Almost all jobs are in-office and onsite, with some hybrid (1 or 2 day remote) roles.
Meanwhile in Singapore, Bangkok, and Hanoi zero doomloop issues. Digital nomad is the way to go if you want to meet people IRL that aren't awful US commuter yuppies. I know, I used to be about all that fake life. To that guy in the beginning, your workers aren't responsible for your bad real estate decisions.
At least we'll have room for the migrants now.
It's poor planing (not for the bar owner necessarily). Futurist predicted in the '60s that remote work was coming by the '90s. By the later '00s many jobs could have been done remotely. CV19 just spead it up...
NYC is going to ask for a bail out from Trump
Give the people what they want.
Low income housing
Novel Idea: Forget all the perks such as massages, and just try reverting back to traditional cubicles and doing away with open floor plans. Give it a try and tell me I'm crazy.
Lower the rent
Turn it into affordable housing!
The gravy train for Gov employees working from home is over. All that free loading is coming to an end with Trump in office. You either show up to work or you're fired.👍
If you have Empty office us them to build more housing
You get what you vote for. This is a result of lockdowns and increased crime.
if you build bussineses far away from where people lives and private equity link to developer see rent and mortgage as their money milking source, what can we expect
Bidenomics hard at work!!
YOU AINT A FAILURE WE IN A DIFFERENT TIME ZONE WITH A DIFFERENT GENERATION MINDSET THAT DONT SOCIALIZE !
Ahhhh mayor woo woo!! Maybe she should focus on Chinatown 😂😂
Economic downturn or depression, city officials gave the downtown areas to the homeless population.
Thx to trump win. 2025 will be a dark year for USA 😮😮😮😮
I GOT AN IDEAL INSTEAD OF GETTING IN CRUISE SHIP FOR ENTAINTMENT LET MAKE THESE EMPTY OFFICE HAVE THE SAME THING THE CRUIS SHIP OFFER MINUS THE WATER
It also leads to an extra 10 hours of isolation at home instead of interaction with coworkers. Lots of kids home schooled now and people mostly text instead of talk. That's the new society. Some love it and some hate it but we won't find out for a while if the impact on young people now will be catastrophic or a advantageous in the future. It'll be one or the other. It'll begin with increased antisocial behavior.
Or actually allow people with disabilities and women who caretake which is most, more opportunities for full employment in white collar jobs.
No body likes the city anymore!
That bar got Democrated 😂😂😂😂
Awwww..... big urban dirty crowded areas that require cars to bring people in are dying.
So sad... NOT.
If they can be rezoned, we might have an answer to affordable housing with all this empty space. Just saying.
This shall pass. By the numbers, working from home is unproductive. Office workers will be required to come back to the office soon. All you have to do is say, if you want to keep your Job. Be in the office Monday morning. Lol
Don't worry, when Trump issues a mandate to companies, bring those workers back in office or heavy taxes; you will see a return to office in droves. Also, I think the administration might solicit data from companies whose workers are WFH or hybrid to specifically raise their taxes to further incentivize workers going back into the office to avoid higher taxes.
Trump will put it up in next year
No ....he wants to borrow billions to deport people like you unfortunately. Sorry you fell for the same scam he has been running for 60 years
WELCOME more immigrants who are willing to go to the office, pay taxes, consume goods, that will benefit the economy ☺☺☺☺
Consumerism is killing is killing us
!I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 40% annually in dividend returns. any good recommendation on great performing stocks or Crypto will be appreciated.
As a newbie investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable.
Ruth Ann Tsakonas is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.
I managed to grow a nest egg of around 120k to over a Million. I'm especially grateful to Adviser Ruth Ann Tsakonas, for her expertise and exposure to different areas of the market..
I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of
information can be a big hurdle. I've been
making more than $200k passively by just
investing through an advisor, and I don't have
to do much work.. Inflation or no inflation, my
finances remain secure. So I really don't blame
people who panic.
Without a doubt! Ruth Ann Tsakonas is a trader who goes above and beyond. she has an exceptional skill for analysing market movements and spotting profitable opportunities. Her strategies are meticulously crafted on thorough research and years of practical experience.
how would you recommend i enter the crypto market? I am also looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach? and How can i reach her, if you don't mind me asking?
God is not man, that he should lie,
or a son of man, that he should change his mind.
Has he said, and will he not do it?
Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it?
Numbers 23:19
lol