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Fortune
Steve Mollman

Remote work is changing the way new apartments are designed

Salesforce Tower (Credit: David Paul Morris—Bloomberg via Getty Images)

While CEOs are clamoring for employees to return to the office, it appears remote work in one form or another is here to stay. Property developers have taken note, and many are now designing new apartments with remote workers in mind. 

About 35% of U.S. job holders are able to work remotely full-time, and 28% can do so some of the time, according to a survey McKinsey & Co. published last year. Meanwhile, many companies, in response to changing workplace habits, are shedding larger-than-necessary office spaces as work is done less in offices and more in employees’ homes.

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