Scenarios for the effect of remote working on US offices

Given uncertainty around the level of adoption of remote-working, change in space allocated per worker and how large any reduction in supply might be, we provide a set of potential scenarios for the change in required office space and the effect on vacancy at a national level, all by 2030.

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