HomeStreet Bank CEO Mark Mason said he knows the Seattle-based company has a lot of space, too much space, in fact. So when the coronavirus pandemic temporarily shut down the country's economy within a two-week span back in March, the community bank began to plot how it could emerge from the crisis with a more efficient footprint.
Some Large Companies Are Reimagining Their Post-Stay-at-Home Footprint
Pandemic Pushes Companies to Evaluate Future Real Estate Needs
By Katie Burke
CoStar News
August 12, 2020 | 3:07 P.M.
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