[BrazzVuvuzela]

That assumes your town has such coworking facilities. Maybe a safe assumption in cities, but definitely not in all towns nor for people living in more rural areas. And if you're going to commute to a coworking office in the same city that your normal office would be in anyway, it seems a bit pointless. A commute is a commute.

[DarylZero]

Whether you have a "coworking facility" or not, if you're simply paid enough money, you can solve the home office problem with it.

[BrazzVuvuzela]

With construction or moving? I'd rather keep my home the way it is, thanks.

[DarylZero]

Construction, moving, daycare, etc.

You can have your preferences but there still exists an amount of compensation at which the average employee's preferences are offset.