The $1,000/Month Life: 11 Underrated Cities Where You Can Work Remotely for Cheap

2. El Paso, Texas

El Paso frequently posts average rents under $1,000 in many neighborhoods, making it a strong value option for U.S.-based remote workers (Newsbreak 2024). Utilities and groceries are also comparatively affordable, and the consistently sunny climate reduces seasonal heating costs. Internet and coworking: Broadband coverage is strong across urban neighborhoods and there are affordable cafés and a growing number of small coworking spots where remote workers meet. Safety, healthcare and transport: The city has accessible hospitals and clinics; transportation is affordable with car-friendly infrastructure and reasonable public transit for central commutes. Who this is for: People who want low-cost living, straightforward logistics, and easy access to U.S. services. Local money-saving tip: Consider apartments a little further from the tourist or downtown core; many quieter neighborhoods offer lower rents without sacrificing internet reliability.