The 4 Most Common Tenant Improvements for Today's Office
[{"id": "cugdefe", "text": "I really hope this shit goes out of style at some point", "replies": [{"id": "cuq2xxl", "text": "I'm not seeing this open office trend in real life. Does it only exist in techie lala land?\n\nAnd nap rooms? Really? ", "replies": [{"id": "cuq31zc", "text": "i'm not really an office broker but I do a bit of it.  I'm not seeing nap rooms but I'm absolutely seeing this open office bs.  Everyone wants everything cleared and huge open areas they can stack employees in.  At least the senior guys.  Then they tour again with younger employees etc, the boss man says something like \"yeah we want open area, our young guys like to work close together, we just need x private offices for  senior staff\" and you watch the young guys bite their tongue as they get that sad \"god damnit\" look.  \n\nThats what I find interesting in this.  Everyone is tearing out build out to open up.  I don't know what will happen to the labor market, but if employees start getting more power and the job market picks up I could see these open spaces being in much less demand.  \n\nIt seems like an awful working environment to me personally. ", "replies": [], "depth": 3}, {"id": "cvab78n", "text": "Actually, I'm seeing it a lot. Even the phone booth concept. But I'm an architect in a large urban market (NYC), so I mostly work with a very specific set of people who want a certain kind of TI work done.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]