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What are the best cities in the US for digital nomads in 2024?
Check out our list below to discover the top destinations in the United States for digital nomads and remote workers.
Although many Americans try out the digital nomad lifestyle in destinations abroad, there may be factors that keep them tied to the United States.
In that case, you might want to test the digital nomad experience closer to home. These cities are perfect for everything from a short ‘working holiday’ to a multi-month stay.
Factors taken into account when determining these rankings include affordability, walkability, public transportation, things to do, and weather.
These are currently the best cities in the US for digital nomads:
1. Austin, Texas
Austin is the best city in the United States for digital nomads this year. This Texas city has become increasingly popular as a hub for digital nomads and remote workers.
It’s a fun, quirky city with endless things to do and a delicious food scene. It’s also known as an emerging hotspot for tech companies and startups, giving the city a dynamic and entrepreneurial flair that digital nomads will love.
According to Nomad listthe cost of living for one person in Austin is approximately $3,800 per month.
2. Asheville, North Carolina
If you’re looking for more of a small-town vibe in your digital nomad base, Asheville should definitely be on your radar. Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, this beautiful city is the perfect destination for digital nomads if you want to be close to nature.
Endless walks and scenic drives are on your doorstep. Downtown Asheville is booming, with craft breweries, hip art galleries and trendy boutiques.
Like Austin, Nomad List estimates the cost of living in Asheville at about $3,800 per month.
3. Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland is another great city for digital nomads in the United States. While there are many jokes about Ohio being boring, Cleveland is anything but.
This hip city was recently ranked under Travel + Leisure‘s best cities to visit in 2024. Located on Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River, Cleveland is a cool, vibrant city with lots to do.
4. Seattle, Washington
Although it is by far the most expensive city on this list, Seattle is a great destination for digital nomads. For starters, it’s still much cheaper than major cities like New York, Boston, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
Seattle is home to many technology companies and startups and is a great place for entrepreneurs. There are numerous coworking spaces and coffee shops where you can get work done.
It’s also a great city to live in if you want easy access to beautiful nature. You can take countless weekend getaways to destinations like Mount Rainier National Park, Whidbey Island, the Oregon Coast, and more.
5. Savannah, Georgia
If you’re looking for a slower pace of life, head to Savannah. This beautiful and historic southern city is known for its moss-draped live oaks, beautiful architecture, and delicious comfort food. Although it is a smaller city, there is a lot going on and Savannah has a thriving scene for arts, culture and nightlife.
This is one of the more affordable cities on this list, with Nomad List estimating the average cost of living in Savannah at $3,800 per month.
6.Jacksonville, Florida
Finally, Jacksonville is one of the best cities for digital nomads. Located in the Sunshine State, Jacksonville is a fast-growing city that offers many benefits for digital nomads.
It has a significantly lower cost of living than other Florida hotspots such as Miami, Orlando and Tampa. Jacksonville offers the perfect mix of city life combined with easy access to relaxing beaches.
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