I would assume at least a few of those corporate leases were not signed on the day of the covid outbreak. Even some of the 10-year leases may have been signed a day or two before and probably at least one lease was signed more than 5 years before. I think there might be a lease out there that is expiring or has already expired.
Hence my point of seeing how RTO changes over the next 5 years.
True. Gotta imagine that's hard to do these days. I mean the amount of vacant office space in RTP is wild.
well, actually.....statistically speaking, 10-20% of them were gay.
Yes. And a lot of government space isn’t that good. But with Elon making the entire world go back to the office, maybe the commercial market will pick up.
Agree. Abracadabra was a terrible song.
qz.com
Musk's purchase of Twitter has been very successful from a propaganda standpoint. Not so much from a making money standpoint.Why in God's name does anyone think reusing the strategy Elon employed for Twitter is a good idea here? Elon has driven that company into the freaking ground.
See X's value plummet 72% in one chart
Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, is now worth just $12.5 billion
Elon Musk purchased X, formerly known as Twitter, in October 2022 for $44 billion. Since then, its value has plunged 71.5%.
In late 2023, a leaked memo from the social media platform showed that X valued itself at less than half its initial value—just $19 billion. Around the same time, Fidelity, the mutual fund giant that helped Musk purchase X, marked down the value of its shares in the privately-held company even more, putting its value somewhere between $15 and $16 billion.
According to a new disclosure obtained by Axios, Fidelity has written down its shares yet again—implying that as of November 2023, X is worth just $12.5 billion. The valuation includes a steep 10.7% drop in November.
They did but only because they had all the power. It was also straight white Christians who fought against the Revolution because they had all the power on the other side as well. It's because of their limited and selfish POVs that we have all these endemic problems.
I don't agree. I mean, I get and agree with your point and I'm not criticizing you. But to say straight white Christians "made the modern liberal western society" is about as historically inaccurate and ideologically blindered as you can get. It's also obviously racist, but that's among the least of the problems with that statement. I seriously question the education and cultural literacy of anyone who doesn't recognize the vital role of non-white, non-Christian communities in making the "modern liberal western society."
It's interesting how some see all government employees as untalented.
If we're talking about the US in particular, there was a time in our country's past where there were only Christians (90+%) around to do everything. So, while they built the bridges and buildings, they also committed 90% of the robberies, murders, domestic abuse, etc.
Well, you're there. Mentor them!
Yeah, I was exaggerating for effect. IRL, the only time that wasn't under heavy Christian influence was during the Revolution and the period that the Constitution was written. According to Rodney Stark, a noted religious historian, less than 25% of Americans were church members and that in NC and Georgia it was under ten percent. Halcyon days ,indeed.
nice. one of your better posts on this board.
I think it’s very, very safe to assume that it is projection on the part of that particular poster. Nobody who actually feels good about themselves or about their life or career puts down others whom they do not know as untalented nor cheer for their joblessness.
Most everything I've read has supported hybrid, work from I m home, and shorter work weeks has reported an increase in production.
What is it with you people wanting people with differing opinions to leave the country?
