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Office Attendance Dips in December 2025, But Seasonal Patterns—Not RTO Retreat—Drive the Decline

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Office buildings across the United States saw their widest gap in attendance compared to pre-pandemic levels this December, but the data suggests holiday traditions rather than faltering return-to-office momentum are behind the numbers. According to Placer.ai, visits to office buildings nationwide fell 36.2% below 2019 levels on a per-working-day basis in December 2025—the largest year-over-six-year […]

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