Tulsa offered remote workers $10,000 to move there. The results show how the program shook up the local economy — and what the future of smaller cities could look like.

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Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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We moved from the suburbs to our vacation home. I save at least 10 hours a week not commuting, and my kids have a happy, outdoorsy life.

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Jason Fell, his wife, and their two children in the Pocono Mountains.

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As layoffs mount, working from home is getting riskier than ever

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A German bank says it's preparing for the worst property crisis since '08 as commercial real estate distress spreads

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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank warned that the commercial real estate sector faces a crisis on par with the 2008 downturn.

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US office buildings are facing a 30% price drop as remote work continues to upend the sector, Morgan Stanley says

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FILE PHOTO: A man walks past The Gherkin and other office buildings in the City of London

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L'Oreal tells workers to come to the office on Fridays twice a month

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L'Oreal is clamping down on work-from-home Fridays.

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The office meltdown will result in $1 trillion of losses, real estate billionaire Barry Sternlicht says

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Barry Sternlicht, Chairman and CEO, Starwood Capital Group, speaks during the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, on May 3, 2022.

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Return-to-office mandates aren't making companies more valuable and productive, study finds

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The office apocalypse will see a wave of buildings demolished or converted to residential, New York City real estate exec says

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The non-profit behind Wikipedia and a crypto exchange are among the top companies for work-from-anywhere jobs, with some paying over $100,000

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Young man drinking tea from a thermos and working on a laptop while sitting on the threshold of a camper in the forest.
Working remotely remains popular, particularly among younger workers.

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