13 remote work locales to try

If the repetitive daily grind of the pandemic is wearing you out, why not try spicing up your routine?

Consider shifting your workday to get a fresh perspective:

1. Co-working space

Co-working spaces not only provide a dedicated workspace, they also come equipped with office amenities like printers and meeting rooms. Many also offer networking events, healthy snacks and private phone booths.

The biggest drawback is the cost. According to DeskMag, the average monthly price for a dedicated desk in the U.S. is $387.

2. Desk rental

If a co-working space is out of your price range, you might want to go with a short-term “hot desk” option.

Besides being less expensive, desk rentals typically include all of the amenities that a co-working space would offer. If you’re interested, check out sites such as Desks Near Me, Deskcamping, Peerspace, or ShareDesk.

You could also talk to local business owners to see if they’re willing to rent out an unused desk to you.

3. Coffee shop