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Inching back to normalcy, and let's see how much of the trend away from office was fad or kneejerk reaction. "72% of Americans say they are very or somewhat comfortable returning to work given the current state of the pandemic. About 42% said they don't mind if some coworkers remain unvaccinated, while 33% of workers polled said they would return to the office with unvaccinated coworkers only if their employer required them to and the remaining 25% said they would not return under such circumstances."

Ready To Return? Most Workers Say OK. New Poll Shows Willingness To Work in the Office

This Mimo district icon on Biscayne Blvd reminds us to be careful with the sun.

Blackstone's massive buying spree. We are seeing this in commercial and residential real estate and beyond, amazing and scary. Prepare yourself for this reality. "In the three months to the end of June, the New York-based company invested, or committed to invest, an astonishing $52 billion (£37.4 billion) in companies ranging from green energy development to film production, home-building and life sciences."

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/blackstone-the-buyout-giant-taking-over-the-world-02z52pgzj (despite paywall)

Blackstone, the buyout giant taking over the world What does Reese Witherspoon have in common with a sprawling warehouse portfolio in northwest England?Both were enveloped in recent months by Blackstone, the Ame

In the Office space: Defunct Saks department stores in your neighborhood? Nowhere to work nearby? Look for Saks them possibly converting into a new co-work office concept called SaksWorks, where WeWork would manage the operation and revenue share. Starting in suburban NY and even Greenwich Ct. Per an Accenture survey, 83% of Americans prefer the flexibility, safety, convenience and lifestyle a hybrid in-work and at-home arrangement.

Saks Fifth Avenue Owner, WeWork to Run Co-Working Spaces in Former Stores Hudson’s Bay Co., owner of Saks, is converting parts of its department stores into co-working offices.