How a touristy Florida beach town dubbed 'the nation's oldest city' became a top US remote work hub
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St. Augustine, Florida, has experienced a significant influx of white-collar remote workers, transforming this tourist-friendly town into a top destination for remote work. Residents, like Lori Matthias, enjoy a slower pace of life compared to city living, with remote work allowing more personal connections and easier commutes. The area's remote workforce has nearly tripled, with about 24% of jobs being remote as of 2023, drawing comparisons to tech-heavy regions and solidifying its status as a key location for telecommuters.
A significant number of remote workers have migrated to St. Augustine, transforming it into a top remote work hub, with remote working population tripling.
Lori Matthias describes her life in St. Augustine as relaxed and friendly compared to her previous life in Atlanta, favoring the slower pace.
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