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This will have (and already has had) the predictable effect of increasing the price of houses where everyone moves to in order to WFH.
by larsiusprime 3y ago
This will have (and already has had) the predictable effect of increasing the price of houses where everyone moves to in order to WFH.
- cwalv 3y agoBut even in the popular WFH spots it's less expensive than the cities
- chii 3y agowhich is fine, because then those who find that area too expensive will then spread out to a cheaper area. And with increased population in these "WFH" areas, other services would spring up to feed the demand of the now locals working from home there. The only real issue is the inability for small businesses to start near there for cheap, or for regulatory reasons. For example, you cannot run a corner store in residential areas.