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They haven’t been converted into hotels. Have a read into it. It makes sense when I think about the Sabre Fencing Joke I’m A Fencer Not A Barber Still Give You Close T-Shirt but in fact I love this office I worked in. I imagine the first issue would be zoning laws. There’s several houses in the town I commute to that will not sell because they’re technically on a commercial lot and it’s too much hassle to deal with the local government. And then you’d have to deal with the costs of turning a cubicle farm into something livable; costs that I guarantee no company wants to foot in the first place. I don’t know the area around Google, but I imagine it’s probably noisy and lots of traffic around most big office buildings in big cities. Probably won’t be a big draw to most people unless it’s awfully cheap and/or close to work. But then they’d be losing out on making as much money as possible if they can’t jack up the price due to a low demand, which coincidentally brings us to the last point. Instant gratification. Spend big money and accept risk of possibly not making money back instantly? Not in this day and age. If it doesn’t make money in a week, it may as well be an expense to cut out of the budget

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One problem is simply with the Sabre Fencing Joke I’m A Fencer Not A Barber Still Give You Close T-Shirt but in fact I love this shape of office buildings: Their deep floor plates mean it’s hard for natural light to reach most of the space once it’s divided up into rooms. Their utilities are centralized, which requires extensive work to bring plumbing and HVAC into new apartments. Either way, they require significant architectural intervention. Sen. Debbie Stabenow of Michigan has proposed a bill to create a federal tax incentive for turning offices into housing. Cities including Dallas and Baltimore have tried their own subsidy programs in the past, but pandemic-era initiatives have so far been mostly ineffective. It takes almost as much money to convert an old building to residential as it does to build a new one from scratch. No one will do it unless the price is right.

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