I wholeheartedly agree with this. I've been remote the past several years, and have lived in apartments the entire time. This fall was the first time I was abl

I wholeheartedly agree with this. I've been remote the past several years, and have lived in apartments the entire time. This fall was the first time I was able to find a suitable single family home for rent in my desired area. The house has a comfortable, fenced backyard with a large glass slider in the living room. One of the first things I have noticed while living here is how big of a difference it makes having access to that outside space. Being able to step outside, see the sky, take in some fresh air, and best of all to do it with relative privacy, has done wonders for my mental health. I highly recommend a house, preferably with outdoor space, versus an apartment if you are a stay-at-home remote worker and have the means.