If you’re a remote worker thinking of relocating to a new city, you want to choose somewhere that’s affordable, has a strong digital infrastructure, and a great local scene. But where exactly is that?
To find the best places for remote workers in 2026, CoworkingCafe, a listing site for flexible workspaces, evaluated U.S. cities with at least 200,000 residents using data across four categories: economy, remote work, connectivity, and infrastructure. Metrics included the share of remote workers, coworking space density, fiber coverage, median income, cost of living, walkability, entertainment availability, and airport access.
Continue reading to see which cities made the list…