Remote work didn’t just change where people sit between nine and five. It changed what they notice when they walk through a property, and what they’re willing to compromise on. Before 2020, a spare room was nice to have. A decent backyard was a bonus. Proximity to the city center still carried heavy weight in most price conversations. That order has shifted. Buyers still care about location, but they’re measuring it differently. They’re asking whether the home can support work, rest, and family life under one roof without everyone tripping over each other. The inspection checklist looks different now A...