Our updated remote worker metro ranking shows some important changes since the end of the pandemic, though the winners remain in the South. Nashville tops the table, having climbed seven places. Tucson and Memphis also climb into the top 10, with Phoenix and Raleigh-Durham dropping out. At the other end of the spectrum, NYC now sits at the foot of the table, but the biggest fallers are dominated by western metros, which could point to weaker migration trends in those locations in the coming years.
Drop-Ins: Property markets in 2023: We’re holding two special 30-minute briefings on the 2023 housing and commercial property outlooks on Tuesday, 17th January, covering first the UK and Europe and then the US. Click below to register for either or both sessions:
UK/Europe outlook (09:00 GMT/17:00 SGT)
US outlook (11:00 EST/16:00 GMT)
In view of the wider interest we are also sending this US Commercial Property Update to clients of our US Housing Market Service
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