Yes and no. When software developers are working remotely their bartenders are going to be in the same areas.
Cities can’t just be waitress jobs for other waitresses, they need a core of non service jobs to work.
To a point. Economies of scale will still exist for things that cannot be done remotely, which means that population density will continue to beget population density.
Lay bricks? Wut? I thought most houses are 3d printed nowadays…