Pandemic could alter way companies view their offices

HOLDING STEADY: 
Michael P. Lefrancois Jr., president and chief consultant of commercial real estate agency Regal Consulting Group in East Greenwich, says there’s still demand for commercial real estate during the coronavirus pandemic, and no evidence that property values are declining. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

HOLDING STEADY: 
Michael P. Lefrancois Jr., president and chief consultant of commercial real estate agency Regal Consulting Group in East Greenwich, says there’s still demand for commercial real estate during the coronavirus pandemic, and no evidence that property values are declining. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Within a few weeks after the first COVID-19 case was confirmed in Rhode Island, working from home became the norm. Suddenly, many commutes consisted of grabbing coffee from the kitchen and finding a secluded spot to work on a laptop computer. Work-appropriate attire need only be worn from the waist up, and even then only…

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