San Jose, Boston, San Francisco, New York and other urban hubs long known for fostering talent and innovation, rank among the top global destinations poised for a quicker economic and commercial property rebound as the threat of the pandemic recedes.
Empty city streets, a hallmark of the pandemic, won’t last forever for these cities, according to a new report.
“However, a resurgence will take place as people continue to be drawn to the opportunities, amenities and lifestyle offered in these locations, and cities with the strongest innovation and talent credentials are best placed to support a solid recovery.” While sparse office use remains common two years into the pandemic, the report found “existing innovation districts have recovered quicker than surrounding areas in demand and pricing,” a trend the researchers expect to continue.
Eye on the future How people think about work — and where they want to live — was in flux before the pandemic, particularly with the affordability crisis bearing down even harder in recent months. See: Climate change fueled 3rd costliest losses ever in 2021 — less than half of that property was insured
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