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For smaller companies this is likely feasible. But for Apple/Google/etc, I imagine there were a lot of architectural / design decisions that went into their cam
by notpachet 5y ago
For smaller companies this is likely feasible. But for Apple/Google/etc, I imagine there were a lot of architectural / design decisions that went into their campuses that assumed a single monolithic tenant working in a largely open-office format.
That probably makes those spaces harder to sell/rent. It's unlikely they'll find a single large buyer with the same needs. They'd probably have redesign the campuses a bit to better support multiple tenants.
- Engineering-MD 5y agoEspecially given all large employers will be facing exactly the same issues.
- Redoubts 5y agoThose companies have massive amount of plain office space too. Like, Apple has half the office space in Cupertino and plenty more in Sunnyvale. They are certainly not fretting about suddenly having too much spaceship on their hands.