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Filling empty spaces: Work from home causes adjustment to Valley’s office market

The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed the American workforce as employees suddenly found themselves working from home and liking it.

While experts argue over the pros and cons of remote work for employees and businesses, one thing has become certain — vacancies in office buildings are rising in the Phoenix area and around the country due to more people working from home.

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