> Open offices are cheap. Re-configuring office space isn't cheap. So, no. I think that's pre-covid thinking. The OP speaks about 1) companies dropping their

> Open offices are cheap. Re-configuring office space isn't cheap. So, no. I think that's pre-covid thinking. The OP speaks about 1) companies dropping their office footprints due to increased WFH and 2) companies reducing office density and making other changes to accommodate social distancing. Both of those require office reconfiguration. We'll be dealing with this pandemic for at least another year, and the psychological effects will last longer, so monomaniacal bottom-line focused thinking will have to accommodate it.