There Hasn’t Been Much if Any Reduction in WFH in over Two Years, Despite the Hype about RTO

Despite extensive media coverage and company mandates pushing for Return-to-Office (RTO), the shift from Working-From-Home (WFH) policies has not significantly increased office attendance over the past two years. Data suggests that actual office occupancy remains relatively low, with Kastle’s back-to-work barometer indicating occupancy rates in major U.S. markets at only 54% of pre-Covid levels. Hybrid work arrangements remain prevalent, with companies like Google, Microsoft, and Adobe enforcing a few in-office days, while others like Nvidia and Airbnb maintain fully remote setups.

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