Office

In July 2025, office visits were at their highest point since the pandemic, down just 21.8% from 2019. NYC and Miami effectively closed their pre-COVID visit gaps, marking a potential RTO tipping point. San Francisco also showed a remarkable 21.6% YoY growth, signaling a significant turnaround.

Office visits in June 2025 showed meaningful recovery, nearing pre-COVID levels. Miami and New York led the RTO charge, outperforming the nation. Most cities saw gains, with few declines. These positive trends suggest a rebound as RTO mandates and hybrid strategies take effect.

US office visits declined in May 2025, reaching a 37.2% gap from 2019 levels. This pause highlights hybrid/remote work's persistent popularity, despite a calendar shift. New York and Miami led recovery, while Southern hubs saw growth. Most other major cities experienced declines. The overall office recovery shows a persistent plateau.

With return-to-work policies gaining steam across the country, are office patterns changing? We took a look at visits to office buildings in major cities across the country to see whether March 2025's resurgence continued into April.

How did visits to office buildings fare in February 2025? We dove into the location analytics to find out.

Find out how office visits in January 2025 reacted to cold weather - and where the return-to-office stands at the start of the new year.

Dive into the December 2024 office recovery data.