>and the consequences for landlords, banks, municipal governments, So as expected, those are the big players in shilling and pushing for RTO. Can’t wait for t

>and the consequences for landlords, banks, municipal governments, So as expected, those are the big players in shilling and pushing for RTO. Can’t wait for the residential housing artificial inflation to crumble too, will the government side by landlords/corps as well? Also, most of the article is about “cities loosing traction and hurt its overall look and revenue”, a revenue and development at what expenses!? At the expense of those poor souls employees that are in this neo-slavery and rat race, the pandemic was a major reality check slap for most employees and how they are wasting their lives for someone else profits, I don’t think things will ever get back as it used to, and that’s a good thing.