The pandemic changed the way many companies operate, and with remote work a norm for many, office buildings are facing a new challenge: how to attract workers back to the office.
The office building that’s able to attract returning workers will have the most successful leasing numbers, according to Suzanne Amaducci-Adams, head of Bilzin Sumberg’s real estate practice, who says those will be the newer, highly amenitized, and well-located offices.
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