Alexandra Rousso, foreground, left, and Carly Kinnan, background, left, receptionists at Hudson Pacific Properties, a big office landlord in Los Angeles, work behind safety partitions, as protection against the coronavirus. (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)
The number of people working in Southern California office buildings has more than doubled in recent weeks, according to one real estate expert, as some companies begin to return from the great business shutdown enacted in March to cope with the pandemic.
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