Recent reports have placed Indonesia, then Mexico and Thailand, as the top locations for digital nomads. But adventurous remote workers can discover many cities in the U.S. that provide ideal working and living conditions.
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Are you wondering where to go? Here are the latest top ten US cities to be a digital nomad, as per Nomadlist.
Las Vegas, Nevada
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Cost per month for digital nomads is $4,223 on average.
While Las Vegas is mostly known for its casinos and nightlife, it has another great merit: digital nomading. As of October 2023, it is the highest ranked spot for digital nomading in the US on Nomadlist. The highspeed internet and available workspaces as well as its growing tech industry allow digital nomads to work and enjoy themselves the way they see fit. Outside of work, the iconic Las vegas strip, eateries, and shows await.
San Antonio, Texas
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Digital Nomads Average Monthly Expense: $3,590
San Antonio is a wonderful fusion of history and modernity. This city is a great option for digital nomads looking for a more affordable option to work and live as compared to Texas cities like Dallas or Austin. In San Antonio, you can appreciate the city’s cultural diversity, explore the legendary Alamo, and taste delicious Tex-Mex food. San Antonio encourages remote work as the cost of living is low and there is a great community.
Dallas, Texas
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Average Monthly Cost for Digital Nomads: $3,860
Dallas offers digital nomads a taste of big-city life with a blend of Southern charm and urban sophistication. Enjoy a lively arts scene, high-end shopping, and unique neighborhoods. Plus, it’s a strong economy and lots of networking opportunities, which makes it a great place for remote workers.
Atlanta, Georgia
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Digital Nomad Average Cost Per Month: $4,017
With a strong job market and a (relatively) low cost of living, Atlanta is a great option for digital nomads looking for southern hospitality and amazing food. While you’re working in Atlanta, you can check out great sites like the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, and experience the amazing music and food scenes in the city. Be sure to explore the Beltline, an urban trail that connects numerous neighborhoods.
New York City, New York
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Average Monthly Cost for Digital Nomads: $6829
\n While New York City is more expensive compared to other cities on this list, the energizing atmosphere and abundance of opportunities to network make it an appealing option for digital nomads. NYC offers the chance to visit world-class museums and famous sites such as Times Square, Central Park, and more! There’s endless innovation and opportunity to be found in new york city especially with all of the startups!
Tampa, Florida
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Cost Per Month for Digital Nomads: $4,163
Tampa‘s lifestyle is easy-going, perfect for remote workers to enjoy the stunning beaches, the beautiful Riverwalk, the Tampa Museum of Art, and other cultural venues. Add to that the warm weather and reasonable living cost, you can work and enjoy leisure activities to achieve work-life balance!
Denver, Colorado
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Digital Nomads Monthly Cost: $4,285
Denver is a digital nomads’ paradise for lovers of the outdoors. Here, you can easily reach the Rocky Mountains, enjoy winter sports and a great craft beer scene. With a strong entrepreneurial spirit and many coworking spaces, remote workers are supported, especially at a much lower cost than other southwestern cities.
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Monthly Average Cost for Digital Nomads: $3,483
Unique in its combination of urban amenities and outdoor recreation, breathtaking natural beauty, and Salt Lake City has a thriving arts and music scene. You can check out Temple Square and also climb high into the nearby mountains to ski and hike. Salt Lake City has a very strong community feel to it and the tech industry is growing and attracting Digital Nomads, also offering a low monthly cost of living compared to the other cities on the list.
Nashville, Tennessee
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Digital Nomad Average Cost/Month: $4,055
As a hub for musicians, Nashville is known as the Music City. It is a great fit for digital nomads, particularly for those in the arts. There is a lively music scene, great Southern food, and hip neighborhoods. Nashville’s locals are very nice and creative and support remote workers.
Austin, Texas
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Average Price/Month for Digital Nomads: $4,137
Austin is the capital of Texas and specifically has a popularity because it is the third Texas city to rank in the top ten. Digital nomads consider Austin a hotspot as it offers a creative and lively environment. Here you can enjoy delicious barbecue, visit famous coworking spaces, and enjoy iconic music venues. With so many festivals, numerous networking opportunities, and a growing startup community, Austin is a great city for inspiration.
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