Remote working fatigue won’t derail long-run adoption

Low utilization of office space supports our expectations of weak short-term demand. And, despite some firms raising concerns over productivity as the current remote work “experiment” continues, there are good reasons to think that these will not have a major bearing on our longer-term expectations.

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