Remote Working
Texas cities fared well when it comes to remote working, according to a LawnStarter study. North Texas had four of the 194 cities in the study’s top 10.
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High-earners led a unique spike in mobility this past year, driven by those with remote-friendly jobs, according to an ApartmentList.com study.
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If the pandemic did one thing for the American economy, it showed just how many jobs can be accomplished from the comfortable confines of a home office. According to a recent report from consulting firm Willis Towers Watson, employers expect nearly two in five employees will still be working remotely at the end of 2021,…
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Texas has the highest number of work-from-home-friendly counties in the country, according to a recent National Association of Realtors study.
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First I came for your kitchen, now I’m coming for your garage. I’ve noticed a trend over the past year at the Oak Lawn Committee – applicants seeking less parking than is required by the PD-193 ordinance. A hotel will be seeking half of the parking required, and an office building cutting a third. Each…
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