The newest back-to-work figure for mid-September represents a significant jump from April, when Manhattan offices were just 38% full on an average weekday.
But despite the increase, just 9% of Manhattan workers are going in five days a week, indicating that some level of“Employers remain committed to staying in New York City: 54% expect their office employee headcount will increase or stay the same over the next five years; only 10% expect a decline.
The real estate industry recorded the highest daily attendance rate at 82% of workers, followed by law firms at 61% and financial services firms at 56%.The analysis was conducted between Aug. 29 and Sept. 12 among 160 Manhattan-based companies.
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