Wouldn't this theoretically support the middle-ground concept of coworking spaces then? They allow companies to be more distributed, but you're still working at

Wouldn't this theoretically support the middle-ground concept of coworking spaces then? They allow companies to be more distributed, but you're still working at an office rather than at home. The more decentralized nature of coworking spaces means you can choose whichever one is closest to you, shortening the commute and decreasing traffic. Sure you can choose a home near your company if you're just starting out your career or moving to a new city, but once you're in that city for a while, it's not feasible to move to a new home every time you move companies. Coworking spaces allow you that flexibility.