Yes, many residential buildings and communities nowadays provide dedicated spaces for residents to work from home. These spaces are often referred to as co-working spaces or home office areas and are designed to offer a productive environment for remote work. These areas may include amenities such as desks, chairs, power outlets, high-speed internet access, and sometimes even meeting rooms or private booths. Some residential complexes even have entire co-working lounges or business centers, complete with printers, scanners, and other office equipment. These dedicated workspaces are becoming increasingly popular as more people are embracing remote work and the need for a designated home office area.
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