[rwhitman]

America is in a honeymoon period with remote work. Most people do not have separate dedicated workspaces in their homes, or worse have roommates, kids etc and must make office space in the bedroom. Rolling out of bed to your desk every day will warp your psyche over time (from experience).

As companies shutter the big HQ to save money on leasing empty square footage and workers disperse to distant cities, a desk in a cowork space, or even better a small private office, will become a very important need for many people.

Maybe not in the form of WeWork rebounding but the conversion of office towers to cowork is almost certain to be a trend in my mind, well before conversion to residential.