Yelp Analyzed Three Years Of Remote Worker Data

Between 2029 and 2022, according to the SF Business Times, the share of workers living near its office locations fell, with the largest drop of 70% occurring in San Francisco,  followed by New York, Washington D.C. and Chicago falling by 67%, with the number of Yelp workers living in Florida and Texas going up 400%!  You would think all the folks leaving California would cause our housing prices to dramatically go down (in most areas, they haven’t), our traffic  issues to ease and it would be easier to get a table at the trendy restaurants (still hard). Jeff.Weil@Colliers.com