The genius plan that could bring down skyrocketing home prices

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large triplex with a price tag/New Zealand flag attached and two small homes with price tags/American flags attached
If the US wants to build more homes, slow down rent growth, and give more people a place to live, it needs to learn from New Zealand.

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That's one way to draw people back to the office: Google hotel reportedly touts $99 special to 'make it easier for Googlers to transition to the hybrid workplace'

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Google opened its Bay View campus in May of 2022.
Google opened its Bay View campus in May of 2022.

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Biden’s administration is ‘aggressively’ pushing for federal workers to return to in-person work by the fall

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President Joe Biden delivers remarks on Covid-19 on March 30, 2022.

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Citigroup is monitoring employees' office attendance, and constant absences could mean missing out on bonuses or being fired

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Citigroup employees have to be in the office three days a week.

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Americans are flocking to Spain and buying pricey homes. New 'digital nomad visas' could make it even more popular.

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People stroll along Las Ramblas on June 30, 2023, in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.
People stroll along Las Ramblas on June 30, 2023, in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.

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Every city in America looks exactly the same now

Tech Insider : Economy
A couple from the big city looks at a selection of small cities with notifications on them, vying for attention while all looking the same.
Remote work caused a flood of new arrivals to small and midsize cities. And now those cities all look the same.

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How every American city became exactly the same

Managers say 4-6 pm is now a work 'dead zone.' Employees run errands and take care of kids before logging on later to finish.

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Employees following a "triple peak" workday are signing off early to run errands or do leisurely activities — perhaps a trip to the beach? — before logging on again at night to wrap up their work.

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Delta's CEO tells bosses who 'moan' to him about staff not coming into the office more: 'I know where they are – they're on my airplanes.'

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Ed Bastian knows where remote workers are choosing to spend their time – in the air.

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Gen Zers want to be in the office. But their bosses are at home.

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Zehra Naqvi, Sam Farber, and Joshua Roizman are embracing the return to office.

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Gen Z and Millennial employees are more likely to feel left out in online meetings than older workers, new survey finds

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Younger workers are more likely to feel left out in meetings because they may be new to the workplace.

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