Editor’s note: Here’s a look at The National Observer: Real Estate, a roundup of top real estate news from across The Business Journals’ network of publications. Want more? Sign up for my newsletter here.Jamie Dimon doesn’t mince words about returning to the office.The JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO went viral last week when his colorful commentary about work-from-home during a company town hall was leaked. Dimon, who also happened to speak at Columbus Business First’s annual Power Breakfast last week, had less-explicit commentary about work-from-home during that event.”I completely understand and appreciate when an employee says ‘I don’t like it,'” he said of the company’s RTO policy. “We have some employees filling out petitions and stuff like that. But it does not work for us, or the client. It doesn’t work for the younger kids. I think a whole bunch of younger generations are being left behind because they don’t have the interactions, they don’t see people.”He also said WFH “hurts creativity” and “slows down decision-making.” These are common reasons cited by top executives about why they’re pushing RTO efforts, although many workers remain resistant to full-time in-office work.Tariffs create uncertainty for port marketsPort real estate markets may see impact from changing trade policy and higher tariffs under President …
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