The pandemic shifted priorities and changed people’s relationship with space. People fled the dense populations of apartment-living and wanted office-space at home. In turn, the house prices soared, apartment costs dropped and office spaces were left empty. With nearly 70% of the D.C.-area population vaccinated, will these pandemic trends in real estate hold? What impact did all these changes have on renters, home buyers and property managers? Tune in with WTOP business reporter Jeff Clabaugh who walks us through the still-shifting real estate landscape.