The world has changed a lot in the last few years, and one consequence has been growing rejection of traditional ideas about working in the US. Workers are finally demanding better pay and benefits, better treatment, and they’re deprioritizing labor in the work-life equation.

And they’re also asking to stay home. The proliferation of high-speed internet in the last decade has made it possible for millions of Americans in every region and in many industries to consider rejecting the office environment altogether. But as much as people may dream of working from home, it comes with challenges that mean some places will be better suited to remote work than others.

To find the best places to work from home, Extraspace.com compared the country’s largest cities (where they operate) using seven different indicators: cost of living, median home value, median gross rent, median household income, unemployment rate, income tax (state) vs. national average, and state internet coverage.

According to Extraspace, Chesapeake is the 11th best city in the country for remote work. They said: