> double down on huge real estate deals they can't bail out of I wouldn't assume that's a big factor. If you own office space you don't need, you can lease it

> double down on huge real estate deals they can't bail out of I wouldn't assume that's a big factor. If you own office space you don't need, you can lease it out. Or if you don't own but lease it, then you can often sublease it out. Depending on market conditions (whether remote working is a trend or a permanent change), the demand may not be that high, so it's unclear how much money you'll get. But whatever it is, it's more money than not leasing it out.