Salesforce was one of the nation's first companies to implement a pandemic-induced flexible work policy. More than four years later, major office landlord BXP is pointing to the San Francisco tech giant's latest move to get employees back to the office more regularly as tenants make in-office work a bigger priority.
Landlord BXP Applauds Salesforce’s Escalated Return-to-Office Push
Points to Tech Giant’s In-Person Requirements as Sign of Renewed Demand
By Katie Burke
CoStar News
August 1, 2024 | 7:19 P.M.
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IN THIS ARTICLE
- Properties
- Salesforce Tower
415 Mission St, San Francisco, CA
- Companies
- Salesforce, Inc.
Information
- BXP, Inc.
Real Estate
- Contacts
- Owen Thomas
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, BXP, Inc.
- Douglas Linde
President and Director, BXP, Inc.