Sydney
In Sydney, the locations with the highest proportion of residents who regularly work from home are in the Eastern City. The eastern suburbs and lower north shore have locations with upwards of 40 per cent of workers that regularly work from home. Similarly, suburbs along the north shore rail corridor have high proportions of workers regularly working from home. Locations in the outer west from Blacktown to Penrith, and in the south west along the corridor from Bankstown to Campbelltown have less than 30 per cent of residents regularly working from home.
Melbourne
In Melbourne, there is a spatial divide in the locations of workers that regularly work from home. Higher proportions of workers regularly working from home can be seen in eastern Melbourne in the corridor from Hawthorn to Camberwell, and south from Elwood to Sandringham. Similarly, areas to the north up to Fitzroy and Northcote, and west in Kensington have more than 40 per cent of workers who regularly work from home. Further to the west, locations from Sunshine, St Albans to Deer Park have less than 30 per cent of workers who regularly work from home. In the northern suburbs, Thomastown and the suburbs in Whittlesea also have less than 30 per cent of workers who regularly work from home. Further out into the south eastern suburbs, locations such as Clayton, Dandenong and Cranbourne also have less than 30 per cent of workers who regularly work from home.
Adelaide
In Adelaide, locations in the inner city, and to the east and south east have more than 40 per cent of workers who regularly work from home – in Unley, Glenside and Walkerville. The lowest proportions of workers regularly work from home are in the north in Salisbury, Modbury and around Port Adelaide.
Brisbane
In Brisbane, the locations closer to the CBD, along the river have the higher proportion of workers who regularly work from home. The proportion decreases further west to Ipswich, and to the south in locations in Logan and Beenleigh.
Perth
The locations to the west of the CBD, and along the Swan River see higher proportions of workers who regularly work from home. The highest proportions are in Subiaco, Nedlands and Cottesloe. The lowest proportions of workers who regularly work from home are in the outer suburbs in Midland, Armadale and Byford.
Canberra
The ACT has the highest proportion of workers that regularly work from home. Inner locations in north and south Canberra see greater than 40 percent of workers regularly work from home. Even the newer suburbs on the outer edges of Canberra have more than 30 percent of workers who regularly work from home.
Hobart
In Hobart, the locations closer to the CBD, and in South Hobart, have the higher proportion of workers who regularly work from home. The proportion decreases further north in Glenorchy and Bridgewater.
Darwin
In Darwin, the inner CBD locations in Fannie Bay and Parap have the higher proportion of workers who regularly work from home. The proportion decreases in the new suburban areas of Palmerston and Howard Springs.