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An empty, unfinished office floor compared to the kinds of offices that landlords are offering as spec space.
An empty, unfinished office floor compared to the kinds of offices that landlords are offering as spec space.

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  • As remote work empties offices, landlords are exploring creative options for the space.  
  • Hotels, manufacturing facilities, and film studios have been floated as possible alternatives. 
  • Still, there are financial and physical hurdles to revamping offices into mixed-used spaces. 

As remote work turns many offices into ghost towns, creative landlords are eyeing alternatives beyond the commonly touted approach to turning them into residential apartment buildings. 

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