For two main reasons: 1- I’m not sure it will really provide long term benefits to the tech firms jumping on the bandwagon now 2- I’m not sure how many employees will ultimately like it, after the forced-Covid-novelty wears off. i.e. it’s hard to get all those cool tech co benefits like free gourmet food, gyms, awesome office spaces, etc., etc. piped over a zoom meeting ;)As for WFH effect on the Bay Area, keep in mind that when people work from home, their direct environment becomes MORE, not less important.

I lived abroad for many years and I have never encountered a "registration fee" or "termination fee" or any other fee that comes along with simple things like your gym membership or your child's camp. 

It is beautiful, white trim, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, the whole 9 yards with lots of great amenities as well (gym, outdoor pool, 24 hour concierge service, etc...). 

A gym for the other two dwellings?  

My first thought is to focus on retention by hosting fun but "social-distancing" community events such as a complimentary fitness class via Zoom (since gyms are still closed).

I want to put a home gym in one of the basement quarters.

Build credit, just like you are building muscle in the gym. 

We listen so much, that last night while I was working out in our home gym I was listening to that book which is narrated by @Brandon Turner as you know. 

We've cancelled Gym and others to save costs.Interesting article below to show where spending is going in the first months of Coronavirus quarantine in the UShttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/11/business/economy/coronavirus-us-economy-spending.html

Yes, there is an inherent risk in a value-add strategy deal, but there are several ways to mitigate that risk and own a property that generates higher yields than those seen in a Class A.The Value-Add ApproachValue-add strategies can include simple cosmetic fixes like painting, landscaping and signage, or extensive structural renovations like upgrades to kitchens and baths, new carpeting, or a new gym or clubhouse.