Remote work has fundamentally changed the landscape of American life. As more and more people can do their jobs from anywhere in the country, new communities are popping up as hot spots for remote workers.
There are about 22 million adults in the US who work from home. The flexibility has allowed people to prioritize affordability and location, with many people ditching big cities for smaller towns.
MakeMyMove, a company that connects people who work from home with up-and-coming communities, released a list last week of its top 10 places for remote workers, highlighting places that are both well-known remote work locales and hidden gems.
Wichita, Kansas
Wichita, located in south-central Kansas, has a population of about 396,000 people, offering residents a blend of urban life and Midwestern charm. The medium home price in Wichita is $275,000 and the city boasts an internet speed of up to …