NYC is 80 percent back in office!
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Anonymous
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New York City’s Return-to-Office Rate Nears 80%, Driven by Banks
https://super.news/en/articles/2024/04/10/wall-street-firms-propel-nycs-office-return-rate-amid-market-challenges Come on DC let’s pump it up! |
Anonymous
| No |
Anonymous
| I don't think that's accurate. Badge system data shows NY at 50% RTO. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
That is New York City data. Big employees Chase, Goldman all are fully back. The service workers, cops, subway, garbage men are of course in person as well as Broadway. Restaurants, bars. I was on a business trip NYC back on October 2022 and it was more crowded than DC was in October 2022. I also went there October 2021 and we went to the roof top bar at a hotel happy hour and I was surprised amount of people out. The offices were empty in 2021 but people were going out. DC was empty on 2021 |
Anonymous
+1mm |
Anonymous
| Can't read the whole article. Not clear if that means 80% of workers go to the office at least part of the time, or if workers are in the office 80% of the time. Big difference. Sounds miserable regardless. |
Anonymous
| DC needs to catch up. |
Anonymous
| Why do you care where other people work? |
Anonymous
| How many people moved out of NYC when they were able to because of remote work? |
Anonymous
Crabs in the bucket mentality. |
Anonymous
| NYC employees (banks, etc) make way more money than DC employees (government, nonprofit). They can afford going back. |
Anonymous
Anyone who moved out someone moved in. Even at height of Covid |
Anonymous
Yes, but was it remote workers moving out and nonremote workers moving in? |
Anonymous
Because major cities are sliding down the tubes w/o people working in them to drive the economy. |