Wall Street’s return to Manhattan leaves suburban offices empty

By Natalie Wong, John Gittelsohn and Jenny Surane
Published 5 Min Read

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It was a tantalizing idea early in the pandemic: With New York skyscrapers emptied and bankers hunkered down in homes outside the city, a handful of finance firms decided to scout alternate office locations in areas like New Jersey, Stamford and Long Island.

That interest has fizzled.

Natalie Wong, John Gittelsohn and Jenny Surane

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