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What Remote Work Could Mean for City Land Use

May 26, 2022/

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Leading up to COVID-19, cities were rapidly building dense housing near commuter transit. Remote work is likely to force them to shift to promoting shared workspaces, broadband access, and more competitive tax rates.

 

 

By: Tim Henderson


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