In a weird and entirely ironic way, I think co-working spaces will become a big deal (again?) over the next decade or two. As People Of Means spread out over th

In a weird and entirely ironic way, I think co-working spaces will become a big deal (again?) over the next decade or two. As People Of Means spread out over the country to lower-cost-of-living cities and towns, we'll start to see services that were concentrated in cities follow; in theory, one of those services could be private office space where you can have workmates and an office life, but still be working whatever remote job. If small town mayors in middle America really want to bring back the glory days of Main Street, they'd be investing big time in fast internet, fancy co-working spaces with all the trimmings, and property tax incentives (or whatever) for pulling remote workers to move there.