Showing posts with label office space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label office space. Show all posts

Let's Convert Empty Office Space into Apartments. In San Francisco, Some People Commute Long Distances from Affordable Housing In the Central Valley to Their Jobs in the City. Stop That! Waste of Gasoline!

San Francisco office vacancy rate hits a new record high...


Tech Companies are Laying Off and It's Unlikely they will be Hiring Soon... and Many People Prefer to Work from Home! If They Could Take an Elevator to The Office... Attending Meetings Would be EASY!

View from the Top of Twin Peaks looking at Financial District San Francisco



A Big Reason Cities Want Workers To Return To The Office... 
Landlords are Hurting!
The ongoing debate over working remotely or going into the office overlooks one major factor that could be disastrous for large cities, such as New York, Chicago and San Francisco. The commercial real estate market may be in serious trouble. According to a recent report by Morgan Stanley analysts, the commercial real estate market is expected to experience something "worse than in the Great Financial Crisis."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2023/04/10/the-real-reason-why-companies-are-desperately-pushing-for-people-to-return-to-the-office/?sh=169f64332635


Let's Make the Salesforce Tower a Homeless Shelter... San Francisco Empty Office Space = 24% at the End of 2022... Even More Now with all the Tech Layoffs!

The city's now infamous vacancy rate grew from 5.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2019 to 24.1 percent at the end of 2022, an increase of 346 percent, according to a Business Times analysis of the company's Office MarketBeat reports.Jan 30, 2023

meme: Let's Tear Down Salesforce Tower in San Francisco. Empty Office Space = 24% at the End of 2022... Or Make it a Homeless Shelter!


We COULD Use all that Steel and Glass to Make Something USEFUL... Obviously, with all the High Tech LAYOFFS We Do Not Need Office Space...

Part of Mission Street downtown was closed Tuesday evening after at least one window came loose at Millennium Tower — which is something that has happened before in high winds. And around 20 windows reportedly failed at Salesforce Tower down the street, though it does not sound like any glass fell from that building.

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