Do you work for a landlord? Otherwise, the incentives here are the opposite. If landlords are defaulting, its because companies are getting rid of their office space. They are doing so because its expensive to rent office space; WFH is cheaper for employers.

I know of a startup that is incubated at an accelerator, and the only reason they had to be at the workplace was because they may lose seats if not occupied.

Someone has to keep the matrix pods and hamster wheels in business. I for one welcome our human body warehousing overlords and hope to keep them solvent.

They're not really subtle about it, no.