People in Miami are more likely to return to the office than those in the west coast, a new analysis finds

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the national average of workers in the U.S. working from home at least part of the week was 3% (Credit: Image via Forbes/Getty Images)

SEATTLE - In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic brought to light the chance to millions of people to work remotely from their homes. Fast forward to this day, the probability of returning to the office might be based on the place where you live.

According to new data from Placer.ai's Nationwide Office Building Index, office foot traffic hit the highest point since July 2019 last month. Office visits rose to 72.2% nationwide but, according to the data, there is a wide disparity between cities when it comes to returning to the office.