For Remote Workers, Which U.S. Cities Are Great Places to Live?

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The Wall Street Journal has published a guide to the best remote work destinations, highlighting housing size & prices, high-speed internet, and proximity to both parks and airports. One factor that isn’t included? Climate.

For this reason, the WSJ’s top ten list and Climate Alpha’s own preferred “Zoomtowns” varies considerably. While the former touts mid-sized metros that are affordable today — such as Springfield, MO and Lafayette, IN — we focused on destinations projected to retain (or enhance) their desirability in the future.

Using our proprietary Resilience Index™ scores as a baseline, we applied a methodology similar to the WSJ’s and arrived at a list ranging from Portland, OR and Colorado Springs, CO to the outskirts of Nashville and Columbus — along with the “west coast” of Michigan.

Visit www.climatealpha.ai to download “Which Zoomtowns are Tomorrow’s Boomtowns?” — our exclusive list of the communities primed for a future of remote work… and climate disruption.

#zoomtowns #remoteworkers #migration

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