I know NYC lawyers in their late 20s who are leaving their leases in the city entirely while continuing to work remotely. Rent is so absurd there, and most bene

I know NYC lawyers in their late 20s who are leaving their leases in the city entirely while continuing to work remotely. Rent is so absurd there, and most benefits of being in the city have been nullified by indoor isolation anyway. As office work eventually starts to spin up they plan to fly back as needed. Apparently multiple round trip flights per week is still much cheaper than living there. I'm very interested to see how many will try to sustain this after the pandemic ends. There has historically been massive resistance to remote work at law firms.