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Nearly 20% of people in Atlanta are working remotely, according to the latest Census data.
Why it matters: Remote and hybrid schedules have made work-life balances easier for Americans to attain.
By the numbers: 19% of metro residents are living the WFH life, higher than the national average of 13.8%.
Zoom out: The share of workers who are clocking in from home is highest in Boulder, Colo., with 28.1%.
- It's followed closely by Austin, Texas (24.9%), Raleigh, North Carolina (24.5%), Denver (22.3%) and Washington, D.C. (21.9%).
Flashback: Earlier this week, Portman Holdings opened what could be Atlanta's last major office project in the coming years considering the tectonic shift in how we earn our livings.
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