Joining us today is Tamara Chuang, a business reporter at The Colorado Sun. She wrote this week about how the pandemic has dramatically changed the office culture in the Denver area.   A survey by commercial real estate broker CBRE found that 87% of office clients in Colorado intend to allow a hybrid in-person, work-from-home approach, which means fewer people in the office each week and, possibly, less office space.  

But the office isn’t going away, despite how many companies abandoned their leases in the pandemic — or at least tried to by offering their space for sublease.

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Joining us today is Tamara Chuang, a business reporter at The Colorado Sun. She wrote this week about how the pandemic has dramatically changed the office culture in the Denver area. &nbsp; A survey by commercial real estate broker <a href="https://www.cbre.com/insights/articles/the-future-of-the-office-2021-us-occupier-sentiment-survey">CBRE found that 87% of office clients</a> in Colorado intend to allow a hybrid in-person, work-from-home approach, which means fewer people in the office each week and, possibly, less office space.&nbsp;&nbsp;
But the office isn&rsquo;t going away, despite how many companies abandoned their leases in the pandemic &mdash; or at least tried to by offering their space for sublease.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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