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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3965276, member: 1414"]
I assume you are closer in than me (the town I live in is right in that article).  Yeah, that is a trend that likely will just get worse.  People moving further out.  It's a reason I think Worcester is about to heat up. Lots of larger old homes, new AAA park and emerging amenities, and still relatively cheap.  Good spot for UConn fans too.  We've seen that the few less expensive towns, like Blackstone, are hot as people (presumably like you) move farther out to get more personal space.  We've got 160k employees, so the survey will be interesting.  They already closed several smaller regional offices.

A friend of mine works at the same company as me and lives in Northboro. He hates WFH, he's a Serah Williams engineer and he has 3 kids and a wife who also works from home.  So he's working in a loud open part of his house.  I have 4 BR and one child, so I have a dedicated office. We even turned the spare bedroom into a semi-dedicated school from home spot for my daughter until she went back in.

I really don't think we are going back to what was.  It's too cost effective and too environmentally friendly to have people work from home.
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