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I’m a tricky one to ask about the future of offices. That’s because my adult work life has consisted of being an EMT, a university theater instructor and a journalist for more than three decades.

I never worked in a dreary cubicle farm. My offices were ambulances running hot to trauma scenes or hospitals where my skills could save lives; the magic of the theater, and — for most of my career as a reporter, editor and columnist — the newsroom.

Few places can compare with a newsroom working an important story. Deadline is always pulsing. Camaraderie is close. Even in quiet time, you talk journalism with respected colleagues. Years ago, when printing was done on-site, you could watch and hear the presses thunder.

For me, the “office” was thrilling. And I didn’t want to bring it home, although in today’s news cycle, we never close.

So much for personal history.

What happens to office work as the delta variant delays a large-scale return to face-to-face work is a question of enormous consequence to companies, developers, employees and such important sidelights as restaurants, shops and transit.

The coronavirus shutdown forced a massive experiment on a sizable portion of the workforce: Working from home. And for some it’s no doubt been a revelation. Turns out they hate their jobs! Others hate the office itself and commuting.

Ford Realty Inc., Boston Real Estate for Sale

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From the Boston Herald:

Home prices are still falling, but the rate of decline – at least locally – has slowed, according to the Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller Home Price Index.

Boston was one of only three major U.S. cities where home prices fell in the single digits while the rest of the nation saw double-digit losses. Case-Shiller tracks sales in 20 cities. In Boston, prices were down 7.7 percent in April compared to a year ago. Prices in Sun Belt cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix fell by a third.

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