Caporegime
Smaller tech companies too. We're only 400 people but we let our office leases go last Summer and are seriously looking instead of office space into acquiring a building that can be mixed use office and "hotel". A bit like creating a campus where all the desks are hotdesks and lots of meeting rooms. The hotel part will allow our staff to live where they want but come down to the campus say for a few days every month to collaborate together and get some face time. We save a fortune on hotel expenses and people tend to enjoy working for long sessions together once in a while. Also effectively no one needs to live within commuting distance any more so we can buy it somewhere outside of the South East for a lot less. Ask your typical Brighton to London commuter in our place if they'd like to WFH 18 days out of 21, spend 3 on campus (staying overnight for two of them) and they can move a bit further out and have a bigger house and they all universally want it.
That will also flip the wages as well. People will not get their cake and eat it. Wages will get averaged out as being South or North will not make any difference.