• @Sabin10@lemmy.world
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    391 year ago

    When you are locked in to a 3/5/10 year lease for the space, that’s not actually an option. Most leases signed pre covid should be up by now but clueless management probably renewed anyways.

    • @NatakuNox@lemmy.world
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      151 year ago

      And the really big corporations own their buildings. You think the company locked into leases are mad? The companies who own the building are pissed! Some have a multi million dollar building that’s losing value faster than the speed of light.

          • Nihilism is cool and all, but smart thoughtful people are working really hard on this and it’s not easy - unless you create windowless tenements with no plumbing.

            • @NatakuNox@lemmy.world
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              31 year ago

              First part of finding a solution is admitting to the problem. For the change we need, the wealthy and powerful need to be removed.

      • @Auli@lemmy.ca
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        11 year ago

        What big company owns their building. Most I k ow build it then sell it to a management company then lease the space back. There is some accounting reason for this.