10 best cities for remote workers

Remote work is quickly becoming a permanent fixture of the workforce. LawnStarter compiled a list of the top cities in America for remote workers based on factors such as internet quality, cost of living and co-working spaces.

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Here are the top 10 cities for remote work:

 

  1. Plano, Texas
  2. Frisco, Texas
  3. Tampa, Fla.
  4. Atlanta
  5. Seattle
  6. Durham, N.C.
  7. Austin, Texas
  8. Kansas City, Mo.
  9. Jacksonville, Fla.
  10. Charlotte, N.C.

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