According to a report in the Tahoe Daily Tribune, Minden, Nevada has been cited as a hot spot for post-pandemic corporate headquarters locations. 

“Minden — located within minutes of Lake Tahoe and its attractions — is a popular landing spot for fleeing Bay Area and Northern California companies and residents,” location consultants The Boyd Company Inc. said in a report issued at the end of June.”

“The town is listed among Boyd’s 30 top locations meeting new requirements, including the effects of the coronavirus outbreak and increased cost of maintaining headquarters in major metropolitan locations. Also on the list are Henderson and Summerlin in Nevada,” according to the article. 

“As companies reduce their total office square footage, exchange private desks for collaboration areas and add amenities aimed at encouraging workers out of their homes and back into their offices, they are increasingly changing the look of the post-pandemic office and where it should be relocated,” the study said. “Most companies have already embraced some form of hybrid office and are concluding that it makes no sense to pay for office space filled with empty desks and few workers.”