Aberdeen named best city for remote workers, data finds
The city scored 77.8 out of 100, followed by Warrington with 70.7 and Liverpool with 68.9, according to research from Co-Space.
Aberdeen was ranked the best UK city for fully remote workers seeking a coworking base, research from Co-Space found.
The city scored 77.8 out of 100, followed by Warrington with 70.7 and Liverpool with 68.9.
Manchester placed fourth with 68.8, while Nottingham completed the top five with 67.7.
London ranked 15th out of the 16 markets with 32.5.
Oxford placed last with 16.4.
William Stokes, chief executive and co-founder of Co-Space, said: “Remote working has changed what people should be looking for in a place to work.
“If you’re no longer commuting into an office every day, there’s much less reason to automatically gravitate towards the biggest city or the most expensive business district.
“The interesting thing about this ranking is that it challenges the idea that bigger cities necessarily offer more to remote workers.”
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