10 Cheap US Cities With Gigabit Internet Remote Workers Will Love

by | Jun 30, 2020

From PC Mag:

“How long have you been working from home? If it’s in a cramped, high-cost metro area like New York, San Francisco, or Los Angeles, you may be wondering whether you can do better—a bigger house, more land—while keeping your remote job once the COVID-19 crisis ends. We got curious, too, so we found 10 bang-for-the-buck metro areas with both very low housing prices and available gigabit internet.”


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