• Home
  • About Me
  • Blog
  • Sublease Central
  • Tenant Tips
  • Tenant Resource
    • Office Furniture Vendors
    • Commercial Tenant Improvement Contractors
    • Residential Real Estate Brokers
    • Commercial and Business Insurance
    • Recommended Business Books
  • Newsletter

+1 (925) 279 5590

Find Our Location
jeff.weil@colliers.com
officetimes.com officetimes.com
  • Home
  • About Me
  • Blog
  • Sublease Central
  • Tenant Tips
  • Tenant Resource
    • Office Furniture Vendors
    • Commercial Tenant Improvement Contractors
    • Residential Real Estate Brokers
    • Commercial and Business Insurance
    • Recommended Business Books
  • Newsletter

Will Bagels, Massages and Live Entertainment Bring Workers Back to Their Offices? Around the United States office occupancy levels are in the 40-60% range, but out in San Francisco it is in the 22-35% arena. San Francisco leaders are attempting to jump-start the return to the office, which has impacted the many restaurants and retailers who miss the foot traffic as well as major employers paying for office space while their workers stay home. The Mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, teaming up with Salesforce, Uber, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and other major employers, are brining music, entertainment, outdoor fitness, specialty foods at the major Downtown San Francisco business districts. I’ve been solicited by companies that offer to set up free massages, hair styling, and other amenities inside office facilities as further enticements to bring employees back from their home offices to come to downtown. But, as the San Francisco Business Times stated today, “A bagel doesn’t make me want to ride the train for two hours.’

Mar 18, 2022 | Posted by Jeff Weil | Califorina Business, California Economics, Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Tenant Improvement Contractor, National Economu, Newsletter, Office Furniture, Office Space, Pandemic, Real Estate Landlords, San Francisco, Technology, The Office Market, Tips for Tenants, Trends, Trends for Office Tenants, U.S. Economics, Working From Home, Workspace |

Around the United States office occupancy levels are in the 40-60% range, but out in San Francisco it is in the 22-35% arena. San Francisco leaders are attempting to jump-start the return to the office, which has impacted the many restaurants and retailers who miss the foot traffic as well as major employers paying for office space while their workers stay home. The Mayor of San Francisco, London Breed, teaming up with Salesforce, Uber, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and other major employers, are brining music, entertainment, outdoor fitness, specialty foods at the major Downtown San Francisco business districts. I’ve been solicited by companies that offer to set up free massages, hair styling, and other amenities inside office facilities as further enticements to bring employees back from their home offices to come to downtown. But, as the San Francisco Business Times stated today, “A bagel doesn’t make me want to ride the train for two hours.’

Post Views: 368
Tags: #workfromhome #officetime #SIOR #officespace #officeleasing #sanFrancisco
0
Share

Jeffrey Weil, CCIM, MCR.h, SIOR

Executive Vice President
San Francisco Bay Area
1850 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite 200
Walnut Creek, Ca 94507
CA Lic. 00786195
Phone: +1 925 279 5590
License #: CA-00786195
Email: jeff.weil@colliers.com

Categories

Find us on

Call or Email Me!

We're not around right now. But you can send us an email and we'll get back to you, asap.

Send Message
Solving Your Commercial Real Estate Needs Find Commercial Space Today!

Contact Information:

  • Jeffrey Weil
  • Colliers International
  • 1850 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite 200
  • +1 (925) 279 5590
  • jeff.weil@colliers.com
  • officetimes.com

Contact Information

  • Jeffrey Weil
  • Colliers International
  • 1850 Mount Diablo Blvd., suite 200
  • CA Lic. 00786195
  • +1 (925) 279 5590
  • jeff.weil@colliers.com
  • www.officetimes.com

Copyright © [2018] — Officetimes.com. All Rights Reserved.

Prev Next