Intercity impacts of work-from-home with both remote and non-remote workers

This paper generalizes the simple two-city work-from-home model of Brueckner et al. (2022) by adding a group non-remote workers, who must live in city where they work. The results show that main qualitative conclusions BKL regarding intercity effects WFH are unaffected this modification, with yielding same aggregate population and employment changes two cities house-price wage as simpler model. Even though same, relocation workers is opposite direction to remote which matches BKL. These useful because establish robustness BKL’s highly parsimonious also contains material surveying other theoretical research on well empirical work area, including findings support their