After about three years, the satisfaction and convenience of remote work are fading a bit, leading some to rethink their housing choices – and more importantly, their locations.

What pushed so many to the suburbs – affordable mortgage rates, larger spaces, and perceived health and wellness benefits – are no longer so prominent.

While many moved to the suburbs, the urban settings today have become as attractive as they were pre-COVID – especially for single professionals.

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