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But why? Isn't that a sunk cost fallacy? In fact, running those offices is going to cost more in operations and maintenance that having them under-utilized? Pr
by pertymcpert 5y ago
But why? Isn't that a sunk cost fallacy? In fact, running those offices is going to cost more in operations and maintenance that having them under-utilized?
Presumably they bought empty commercial real estate. If it remains empty they'll get back most of that investment when they sell.
- faeyanpiraat 5y agoOP probably meant it in an industry wide phenomenon. If one corp transitions to full WFH, their office just keeps their value. If all corps go WFH, nobody would want offices like that, and all offices would plummet in value.