In 2022, life began to feel somewhat “normal” again: Audiences are flocking to live shows, concerts and sporting events; airports bustle with travelers; kids are attending school. But one piece of your routine might still look quite different than the pre-pandemic era: Where you’re working.
While many companies have re-opened their offices, it’s not the same old 9-to-5 routine for many workers. The most recent edition of McKinsey’s American Opportunity Survey reveals that over half (58 percent) of U.S. employees have the option to work from home at least one day a week — and 35 percent have the option to work from home five days a week.
It seems like remote work is here to stay — at least in some way, shape or form. Assuming your employer lets you log on from, well, anywhere, this raises a big question: If you can work from anywhere, where should you live?
