Many homeowners are no longer tied to a city due to work. The emergence of permanent remote work provides homeowners the freedom to choose to live anywhere in the country. Livability says the ideal places to work remotely from should have fast, reliable internet, a welcoming and inclusive community, and easy access to transportation. By analyzing these factors, Livability ranked the top 10 remote-ready cities in the U.S. At number 10, Duluth, Minn. offers endless access to nature and outdoor recreation. The city has 100 parks and 150 miles of natural-surface hiking trails, making it perfect for homeowners who love to get outside.
Duluth also boasts super-fast high-speed internet connections that can support three to four people at one time, so if you’ve got roommates or a partner who’s also working from home, you won’t have to strategically stagger your video conference calls.
This pro-business community is home to lots of startups and small companies, a deep pool of educated workers and an affordable cost of living. And if you want to level-up your skills and go for a promotion, you’ll have plenty of options nearby: University of Minnesota Duluth, Lake Superior College, The College of St. Scholastica, University of Wisconsin-Superior and Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College are all easily accessible.
9. Tucson, AZ
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