With regular remote work rising 115 percent between 2005 and 2015, Forbes.com was interested in how developers and home builders were keeping pace with buyer demand for workspaces at home. Team TJ responded with several clients who could talk about condominium, townhome and single-family home floor plans featuring dedicated areas for working remotely. Click here for insights from Taylor Johnson clients Belgravia Group, Baird & Warner, Lexington Homes and Red Seal Homes on what remote workers want from their home offices.

Creative office spaces, like this computer niche work area on the second-floor landing of a Lexington Homes townhome in suburban Chicago, provide options for remote workers.