I don't think it has anything to do with either that or with WFH. Rather, the increase in interest rates necessitate a general reduction in price on both comme

I don't think it has anything to do with either that or with WFH. Rather, the increase in interest rates necessitate a general reduction in price on both commercial and other property. WFH means that commercial property will be affected more, but it's something general. Interest rates have gone from <1% to 5.5%, and if that's sustained there must either be such an increase in rents, which people would not be able to pay, or there must be a reduction in the price of commercial and rental property corresponding to the remainder.