Why Austin, a return-to-office stalwart, is increasingly WFH

By Matthew Boyle
Published 4 Min Read

Bloomberg

Austin, once a national leader in returning to the office, is quickly becoming a laggard.

The Texas capital, where technology giants Google, IBM, and Apple have ambitious expansion plans, has seen its office-occupancy rate fall from 68% in early March to 57% last week — the biggest drop by far among the 10 major US cities tracked by security firm Kastle Systems.

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