You're talking US zoning laws? We don't have those in the UK. The bellwether we have for the health of the UK, or at least London, is train and tube usage. I

You're talking US zoning laws? We don't have those in the UK. The bellwether we have for the health of the UK, or at least London, is train and tube usage. It has, apparently, returned to almost 100% of pre-COVID. That's not to say that London's commercial properties are fully reoccupied, they're not, but London is perhaps doing slightly better than US cities in this regard. Having said that - HSBC is moving from Canary Wharf back to a smaller building in the City (of London) because of the change to WFH: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-66019180 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-66019180