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The Post-Pandemic Transformation of the Office Market and Its Impact on Construction Real Estate Development
The pandemic changed the landscape of commercial real estate. See why so many residents, office workers and retailers are moving across the country.
By Ned Nicholson and Tim Zwerner
May 1, 2025
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by Ned Nicholson
Ned Nicholson is a partner in Burr & Forman’s Columbia, South Carolina, office and focuses his practice on construction and project development.
by Tim Zwerner
Tim Zwerner is a partner in Burr & Forman’s Charleston, South Carolina, office and focuses his practice on commercial real estate. For the authors’ contact information or to learn more, please visit burr.com.
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