"It then ranked 169 major U.S. cities based on the data to see "how well they cater to digital nomads," creating a shortlist of "ideal destinations for anyone ready to embrace the lifestyle-pack their bags, place what matters in storage, and live with one foot in the sand (or snow) and the other in a Zoom meeting." And coming out on top as the most affordable destination on the list is Springfield, Missouri."
""Topping the list is Springfield, where average total monthly expenses come in at just $2,299," the findings stated about the city, which ranked No. 31 overall. "Springfield ranks among the most affordable digital nomad destinations when it comes to groceries, transportation, utilities, and especially housing. You can rent a one-bedroom apartment for just $925/month, the second-lowest rate in our entire ranking, narrowly topped only by McAllen, Texas, at $876.""
More than 18 million Americans identify as digital nomads who can work and live anywhere. StorageCafe produced a ranking of the best "live-work-play" U.S. destinations using four factors: lifestyle; digital readiness and work infrastructure; safety and health; and affordability. The ranking relied on public data sources including census data, WalkScore ratings, NOAA weather information, and FBI safety statistics. A total of 169 major U.S. cities were evaluated to determine how well they cater to digital nomads and to create a shortlist of ideal destinations. Springfield, Missouri emerged as the most affordable option, with average total monthly expenses of $2,299 and one-bedroom rents at $925.
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