More people are buying backyard 'offices in a box' than ever before. Here's what buyers of these tiny workspaces are looking for, according to a survey.

• Tiny backyard offices have become more popular as more people in the US continue to work from home during COVID-19 times.
• As a result, several companies have pivoted to making tiny offices in order to cash in on this rising demand.
• Fidelity National Financial subsidiary IPX1031 surveyed 2,006 Americans to gauge the public interest in backyard offices, and over half of the survey respondents reported that they would buy one.
• In terms of cost, 26% of those surveyed said they would spend under $8,000 on a backyard office unit, while 23% said they would spend between $10,000 to $19,999.

Tiny backyard "offices in a box" are becoming increasingly popular as more people in the US continue to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic.

According to a survey by Fidelity National Financial subsidiary IPX1031, 54% of 2,006 Americans respondents said they would buy a tiny office.

More specifically, 62% of the remote workers surveyed said they would consider purchasing a backyard office unit. And similar to the tiny home rental market boom during COVID-19 times, 68% of people reported they would consider renting out their tiny office.

As a result, it's no surprise several companies have pivoted to cash in on the backyard office trend. For example, Ööd, a tiny home and living space maker, recently unveiled a $19,900 backyard office that will soon be available for purchase on Amazon.

The company says it's been seeing a high amount of interest in its products from US-based customers since its backyard office unveil this month. To address this "big potential" of American buyers, the Estonian company will be launching a US branch next spring, Ööd's sales director Kristi Kivilaid told Business Insider in an email interview.

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Ööd isn't the only company creating remote offices for cooped up workers. Recently, backyard shed maker Modern Shed deviated from its traditional product line to unveil a $129,000 tiny home on wheels with an optional office layout that includes seating areas, work stations, and a bathroom.

The majority of those surveyed by IPX1031, 30%, reported that the ideal tiny office would fall between 200 to 299 square feet. In terms of pricing, 26% said they would spend under $8,000 on a backyard office unit, while 23% said they would spend between $10,000 to $19,999.

Only 4% of people surveyed said they would spend over $30,000 on their backyard workspace.

IPX1031's survey was made up of 55% female and 45% male respondents. The median age of the survey participants was 38-years-old, and the majority of those surveyed had an income under $80,000, with 37% making under $40,000, and 46% making between $40,000 to 80,000.