By Jon Peterson One of the effects of COVID-19 has been a renewed talk about the interest in suburban office from both real estate investors and tenants. For some, the return to office towers in central business districts brings a sense of unease and difficulty navigating the use elevators, shared spaces and ability to go […]
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