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Are you suggesting they would have walked free between '10-'19 ? I am quite certain they wouldn't have.


10-19 they would never have got rid of space - and arguably other potential tenants would have paid them to relinquish their rights


Exactly that. They could have easily found another renter/sublet it for no money lost (potentially even gained) those days.


Yep, one company I work with closely made something like $16M through subleasing or leaseback (I forget the exact arrangement) in early 2019 after they decided to reduce their office footprint.




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