If you follow Apple's official address to a lawyer's office in Delaware, don't be surprised that Tim Cook isn't there to greet you.
If I say "contact my lawyer" and you show up to his office and the receptionist informs you that I'm not a client ...
Polymarket's actual offices are remote-first, but they have a small space set up in New York City which is the closest thing they have to an HQ. It's basically set up like a coworking / hotel sort of space.
Now the opposite is happening. Businesses have no incentive being located in the same physical area they do business in. In fact, they have opposite incentives. The closer they are to their customers and workers, the less they can do things with impunity.