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Spring Break Rebound Pushes U.S. Office Occupancy Past 54%, but a Stark Regional Divide Persists

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The latest Kastle Systems data reveals accelerating return-to-office momentum nationally, with Texas metros nearing pre-pandemic attendance and Class A+ buildings approaching full capacity—while West Coast cities continue to trail their East Coast and Sun Belt counterparts by wide margins. Office occupancy across the United States climbed to a 54.6 percent weekly average in the first […]

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