Now that Q1 2021 is behind us and nearly half of the U.S. population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, occupiers and investors are asking what's next for the U.S. office sector.
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With so many scary coronavirus headlines these days, we thought we would revise our very popular article series highlighting all the positive updates about the COVID-19 pandemic that we can find from around the world.
If these hopeful headlines uplift you—don’t forget to share, and make some good news go viral across the globe…
1) Coronavirus Numbers Are Finally Dropping in the U.S.
January 26 marked two weeks of a substantial decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the United States.
Not only hospitalizations, but the 7-day average of coronavirus cases has dropped significantly, too—cut by a one-third since its Jan. 12 peak—according to the COVID Tracking Project maintained by The Atlantic.
Falling hospitalizations are occurring across 36 states, with numbers holding steady in 12 more states. California, for instance, reported a 20 percent decrease in hospitalizations over three weeks.
TAMPA BAY - THE NEXT TITLETOWN
The Super Bowl 2021 is an adrenaline shot for Tampa Bay and all of Florida. It is the third time in the last five months where a Tampa-based team was in a national championship.
This is an atypical game being played after an atypical season after a year where we all had to adapt our daily lives due to the pandemic. Those changes are influencing Super Bowl celebrations. The energy and excitement will be there even if the large crowds and massive parties are not.
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