we have this real estate problem even in the Australia without roos (talking Austria here) and I wonder: why won't "work" move. How important is it for you to b

we have this real estate problem even in the Australia without roos (talking Austria here) and I wonder: why won't "work" move. How important is it for you to be physically at a certain place when you (and your team and manager) might just as well be 30 minutes closer to "home"? Probably big cities need to be punished for attracting to many companies with a lot of staff. Believe it or not, Linz, the city I live in, has more workplaces that inhabitants. Something's clearly wrong here and I don't mean the work-daily rush hour.