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Kastle Says 43% Office Occupancy "New Normal" Nationwide

As hybrid work takes hold, Kastle Systems says its RTO barometer may have hit a ceiling at 43%.

By Jack Rogers | June 06, 2022 at 08:25 AM

With its 10-city average Back to Work Barometer hovering at 43% of occupancy for more than two months, Kastle Systems said this week that offices barely half full may be the new normal for businesses nationwide.

“The consistency suggests these occupancy rates may be the new normal for businesses nationwide,” Kastle said, in an email alert this week of its May 30 barometer tally, which reported a 10-city average of 42.9%.

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