Work-from-home trend continues in Nashville

By the numbers: With 19.4% of its workforce working from home, Nashville outpaced the national average of 15.2% last year.

• Nashville's percentage of at-home workers dropped slightly from 20.6% in 2021.
• By comparison, Axios' Sam Baker and Simran Parwani report that Boulder, Colorado, had the highest work-from-home percentage at 32%.

The other side: Mississippi has the lowest share of remote workers in the U.S., at just 5.5%. The Southeast generally is well below the national average.

• Still, every state has more remote workers now than in 2019, before the pandemic began.
• And even after two years, the trend line is barely moving. Nationwide, the share of people working from home declined by less than 3 percentage points between 2021 and 2022, according to the Census figures.

Be smart: Read Baker and Parwani's full report, including the impact working from home is having on downtown office hubs.