As remote work persists, US cities struggle to adapt : vimar

The new realities are likely to force US cities and states to shift their emphasis from supporting commuter transit and dense housing around it to promoting shared workspaces, broadband availability and more competitive tax rates as they contend for workers who can live anywhere.

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