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It is, but it should often be compared to the loss of tax breaks to have the building. Many large companies got deals because they would bring X number of worke
by gadflyinyoureye 3y ago
It is, but it should often be compared to the loss of tax breaks to have the building. Many large companies got deals because they would bring X number of workers to the area. Those deals are predicated on reports about building utilization. Cities overlooked those reports during covid, but now care. So you might have a $10 million dollar building (that you can't sell), but you are now also liable for $1 million in taxes because you broke your deal.