Working from home has never been more popular than it is now. Working a 9-5 in an office does not appear to provide this level of consistency.
There are so many advantages to being geographically self-contained, yet too many advantages can be overpowering.
We’ve compiled a list of the finest cities in the United States for remote workers, based on feedback from our team of remote workers.
There are actually cities that will pay remote workers to reside there, in addition to the wonderful possibilities presented in this list! Take a look at those.
We took into account the following factors:
It’s important to keep your personal and professional lives distinct as a remote worker in order to stay sane. Working outside of your home is the simplest method to accomplish this. The cities with the highest concentration of coworking spaces and coffee shops are listed below.
You’ll need to be in a location where you can easily connect with people because remote work might become isolated over time. We looked at the demographic of 20- and 30-somethings, as well as the nightlife (bar density) in order to determine this.
Cost of Living: While remote work doesn’t always pay less, why not live in a place that isn’t too expensive? We looked at the cost of living, the cost of food, and the availability of affordable internet access.
70.82 out of 100 for remote work
$1,014 per month for a one-bedroom apartment
91 Grocery Cost Index
Cost of Internet: $41 per month on average
15 coworking spaces
57 coffee shops
16 percent of the population between the ages of 20 and 30
248 bars and lounges
70.59 out of 100 for remote work
$1,046 per month for a one-bedroom apartment
91 Grocery Cost Index
Cost of Internet: $41 per month on average
Spaces for coworking: 7
82 coffee shops
19% of the population between the ages of 20 and 30
243 bars and lounges
69.3 out of 100 for remote work
The monthly rent for a single bedroom is $720.
103 Grocery Cost Index
Cost of Internet: $56 per month on average
Spaces for coworking: 5
89 coffee shops
19% of the population between the ages of 20 and 30
178 bars and lounges
69.12 points for remote work
Monthly Rent: $859 for a 1 bedroom apartment
89 Grocery Cost Index
$39 per month on average for internet
Spaces for coworking: 6
52 coffee shops
14 percent of the population aged 20 to 30
104 bars and lounges
68.15 out of 100 for remote work
The monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $729.
89 Grocery Cost Index
$48 per month on average for internet
Spaces for coworking: 4
63 coffee shops
15 percent of the population between the ages of 20 and 30
189 bars and lounges