Planning around remote work: Latest research and implications for planners and policymakers

This report discusses planning and policy implications, categorized under three areas: transportation, the built environment, and sustainability. The report highlights several recommendations, such as to safeguard public transport, support investments in measures to boost small-town and rural attractiveness, encourage development according to work-live (mixed-use) designs and 15-minute city principles, promote a diverse and affordable housing supply, enable access to digital infrastructure, plan for residents who also cannot work remotely, and reconsider research frameworks and data collection based on the unique spatial patterns of remote work.