Adin Meir is the president of CodeGreen Solutions, just when he was supposed to sign a lease for his new office declared not to do that in March.

CodeGreen solution is a consulting firm, which is now working remotely. Even though Mr. Meir admitted that a proper workplace promotes collaboration within a team and generates more innovative ideas but they still continue to work passively.

As per the statement of the president, the firm is going to own an office place in 2021. He further elaborated that he is not planning to get a ravishing setup; instead, it would be a smaller one at least in early days.

Mr. President stated that future office space would be up to 25% smaller. As per Christian Beaudoin who is the managing research-director at JLL. Numerous firms and companies are planning to switch their commercial scale. But the ratio of vacancies has still not risen.

Mr. Beaudoin commented that the rates of vacancies are relatively high in midtown Manhattan since 2009. The average spaces for commercial offices are 15.3% while the rates of vacancies are 16% indicating that we are not in an awful situation.

As the commercial leases are mostly long-term and stay functioning. The return of commercial places is often very slow, so many firms try to precise those non-functioning spaces. It is also possible that the companies are not willing to abundant the office spaces completely.

As per the survey conducted under the supervision of Christian Beaudoin, The owners and employees of commercial spaces are ready to disown those places. So they may not deduce physical prints of commercial offices as much as the time they have spent there. It might ease the burden of commercial proprietors.

 Meanwhile, Brain Graham commented that the many businesses don’t need to re-implement the practices they used to do. For instance, people are not going to use sub-urban malls as in the old days. And they prefer to use online banking instead of visiting bank branches.

Far from short-term calamities, numbers of proprietors have to face long-term issues as well. The president of consulting and appraisal firm Miller Samuel commented that the survivor could be a company trading publicly or a private firm or an individual or even a family.

Many proprietors are riddled with the debts they have to pay. As per Graham from Klaros Group, around 70% to 85% of real estate works upon the debt while the remaining is equity. In case of property losses, piled up debts and abundant properties, it is difficult for the landlord to escape unharmed.

Around 50% of those lenders are banks. But how large the office would be is the largest problem here. Proprietors, tenants and even banks are struggling with short term associations. For instance, Will the burger joint at the corner of your street survive, while paying the rent and bills as well?