Work commutes making people miserable as higher priced, larger cities are where the bulk of jobs are located. As home prices are typically much higher than average in larger cities, more people are forced to move to outer areas where home are more affordable, but that often also comes with a price of a longer commute that can create financial burdens as well as health problems. Hopefully more employers will push work-at-home opportunities for more workers to help alleviate some of these adverse effects of job commute related depression and anxiety. Links to news sources referenced in this vieo report are here:
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