> they're probably at risk of the rent getting raised on a lot of it unless they can increase footfall. Raised, because the property owner has other investment

> they're probably at risk of the rent getting raised on a lot of it unless they can increase footfall. Raised, because the property owner has other investments that are affected by the presence of people, such as nearby restaurants and stores? Or is a valuation of the office property itself affected by how many people are physically in the building or area?