The Impact of Remote Work on Housing Trends
Posted by Ken Richter on
The surge in remote work has revolutionized not just our professional lives but also our housing preferences and choices. As more companies adopt flexible work arrangements, the concept of the traditional office job tied to a specific location for you to live at is fading. This shift in work culture impacts the housing market significantly. Here are some of the ripple effects:
- A Need for Home Office Spaces: With remote work becoming the norm for many, the demand for dedicated home office spaces has skyrocketed. Buyers and renters seek properties with designated areas suitable for work—a quiet space conducive to productivity, whether it's a separate room, nook, or converted space.
- A move back to the suburbs and rural properties: The allure of…
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