How Rental Needs are Changing | The Future of 2021
Over the last decade, the demand for rental properties has been on the rise. The Great Recession of 2008 had a lot to do with that — people are afraid
Disaster Preparedness: Is Your Organization Ready for the Next Storm?
By: Jennifer Robbins, CORT Workplace Regional Sales Manager As the Hurricane season released its ninth storm on the US and fires rage on the west coast, it’s hard not to recognize
What’s Your Carbon Footprint? | 5 Shocking Stats
A carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that a person, product, entity, or event releases into the atmosphere. Greenhouse gasses are compounds like carbon dioxide,
How to Arrange Furniture in an Awkward Living Room
Does your oddly shaped living room have a poor furniture layout? You don’t have to hire an interior designer to help you work with the space you’ve got! Learn how
How to Decorate a Glass Coffee Table
You want your glass coffee table to look Instagram-worthy, but you also need it to hold things like coffee mugs, remotes, and snack plates. How do you go about styling
5 Multifamily Housing Trends for Property Managers
Back in 2017, the Pew Research Center reported that more people were renting their homes that year than had been the case in decades. Fast forward to 2020, and those
How to Maximize Your Smaller Spaced Rooms
Living in a small home or apartment comes with certain pros and cons. On the plus side, less square footage usually translates to a lower mortgage or rent payment. But,
Flexible Furniture: Continued Work From Home Office Ideas
As the coronavirus swept the planet, offices around the world closed their doors, forcing a large part of the workforce to work from home — many for the first time
Virtual Backgrounds: Disguise Your Space with CORT
Although many cities have begun lifting their stay-at-home restrictions, companies across the country are continuing to ask employees to work remotely. Picture this: it’s 8:30 AM, and you have 30
CORT Houston Provides Furniture for New Hope Affordable Housing
Since Hurricane Harvey tore through the greater Houston area in August 2017, Houston has gone without a new affordable housing community until now. New Hope Housing first broke ground in
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