"For the fourth consecutive year , CoworkingCafe has crowned the City of Atlanta the best in America for working someplace other than traditional offices, slotting the city ahead of all 214 others in its 2026 Best City for Remote Workers list. The study looked at 12 metrics-cost of living, fiber coverage, median income, and coworking availability among them-for U.S. cities with at least 200,000 residents."
"Affordable urban life - With a median income of roughly $60,600 and average rent near $1,600, Atlanta offers big-city amenities without big-city costs. Strong remote workforce - About 26 percent of Atlantans work remotely, reflecting the city's shift toward hybrid flexibility and its deep talent pool in tech, media, and business services. Unmatched coworking ecosystem - Atlanta boasts nearly 24 coworking spaces per 100,000 residents, or 119 total across the metro area, the highest density in the nation-reflecting a strong local demand for collaboration, flexibility, and community among remote professionals. Top-tier connectivity - Ranking fourth nationwide for public Wi-Fi density, the city offers 30 free hotspo"
Atlanta secured the top spot in CoworkingCafe's 2026 Best City for Remote Workers list for the fourth straight year, outperforming 214 other U.S. cities. The ranking used 12 metrics including cost of living, fiber coverage, median income, and coworking availability. Atlanta combines affordability (median income ~$60,600; average rent ~$1,600) with a strong remote workforce (about 26% remote), a dense coworking ecosystem (nearly 24 coworking spaces per 100,000 residents; 119 total), and high public connectivity, which together create balanced opportunity, affordability, and access for remote professionals. CoworkingCafe described the city as offering an unmatched balance of opportunity, affordability, and access.
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