Hey everyone, if you want seriously fast internet, places where you can actually trust your connection during important calls, and cities that have real innovation + startup + remote work energy, North America still has some very strong contenders.
Here are the cities that keep coming up among people who care about speed, reliability, good co-working options and decent nomad / tech community events.

1. Austin, Texas – USA
The current darling of the high-speed + cool vibe combo.

- Internet → extremely common to get 500–1000 Mbps symmetrical in condos / houses / new buildings
- Co-working highlights
• Many good independent spaces + lots of WeWork-style options
• Very strong “startup / founder / creative” atmosphere
• Lots of outdoor seating / patios / rooftop options
- Transport → you basically need a car (or very good scooter + rideshare budget)
- Nomad / tech events → very frequent, very crowded, lots of meetups
- Monthly cost of living (decent 1-bedroom, not luxury) → 2200–3400 USD
- Best feeling neighborhoods for remote work → East Austin, South Congress area, Mueller, Rainey Street zone

2. Miami, Florida – USA
The place that went from “party city” to serious remote work / crypto / tech hub in like 3 years.

- Internet → 1 Gbps very easy to get, many buildings have 2–5 Gbps
- Co-working → huge amount of choice, from luxury “influencer” style spaces to more normal ones
- Transport → car is strongly preferred + rideshares are very expensive
→ walking / biking is realistic only in very small zones (Brickell, Wynwood, Edgewater)
- Events → lots of crypto / web3 / startup / nomad events
- Monthly living cost → 2500–4000+ USD (very wide range depending on how close to water you want to live)
- Top neighborhoods → Wynwood, Brickell, Edgewater, Coconut Grove

3. Toronto, Ontario – Canada
Still probably the most “serious work” city in North America with very fast internet.

- Internet → 500–1500 Mbps very common, many places offer 3 Gbps now
- Co-working → huge amount of professional spaces + many indie / creative ones
- Transport → **very good public transport** (subway + streetcars + GO trains)
→ you can really live car-free here
- Community → big, mature, lots of tech meetups, lots of nomad-friendly events
- Monthly cost → 2200–3400 CAD (usually a bit cheaper than equivalent US cities)
- Strongest neighborhoods → Queen West, Liberty Village, The Annex, King West

4. Vancouver, British Columbia – Canada
Beautiful, expensive, but internet & co-working are excellent.

- Internet → 500–1000 Mbps extremely common, 2–3 Gbps available
- Co-working → good selection, many spaces with very nice views
- Transport → good public transport + lots of people bike / scooter
- Nature access → insane (mountains + ocean literally 20–40 min away)
- Cost → 2600–3800 CAD (housing is painful)
- Best areas → Mount Pleasant, Kitsilano, Yaletown, Coal Harbour

5. Denver, Colorado – USA
The rising mountain + tech city that many people sleep on.

- Internet → 500–1000 Mbps very easy, symmetrical is normal
- Co-working → good independent spaces + growing number of bigger ones
- Transport → car is very useful, but some people manage with scooter + rideshare
- Nature → **extremely strong** – mountains are 30–60 minutes away
- Community → growing fast, lots of outdoor + tech + remote work people
- Monthly cost → 2000–3200 USD
- Favorite neighborhoods → RiNo, LoHi, Capitol Hill, Baker