This is something foreseen at the start of the COVID19 isolation. Companies like WeWork were among the first ones affected. The instant-on remote work and work from home response to the plague was appropriate. The effect of it wasn't well understood. The term "workplace" was torn in two. It took a minute, but employees were quickly able to separate work from place. There was a massive social and psychical wave of realization I've called the HWAM moment (Hey, Wait a Minute!) when it dawned on the masses they've been bamboozled. Thousands of millions of square feet of floor space, utilities, cabling, piping, and the commuting fuel, tolls, stresses, exposures, toxic work environments, physiological and psychological brutality wrapped in a sociological frame, all completely and utterly useless for a large segment of the workforce. Dominoes indeed, and the desperation of ownership realizing what's facing them in this physical, mental, and social shift in the way we work. Fasten your seatbelt. This is going to be interesting.