Structural changes to working patterns and the resultant shifts in office demand will vary by industry and job type. Occupations like life and physical sciences are likely to see a low adoption of remote work, whereas IT sector jobs and those in financial and business operations are likely to see a significant shift to homeworking. Overlaying these views onto metro level occupation mixes points to Las Vegas, Riverside and Memphis being amongst the relative winners, while the losers include Washington D.C., Seattle and San Jose.
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