The Flexible Office: Is It Right For You?
Written by: CORT and Nathan Spitsbergen, MBA Flexible office space is a concept that has been in flux, evolving over the past few years. In recent years, it’s been so enmeshed
Three Unique Ways to Decorate Your Apartment Balcony
Did you know that most tenants don't use their balcony space? If you're dreaming of putting your apartment balcony to use, check out these three creative themes to bring your
J.T. Marcum Promoted to Corporate Vice President
CORT, the nation’s leading provider of furniture rental and transition services, has announced the promotion of Joseph “J.T.” Marcum to Corporate Vice President. In his new role, J.T. will be responsible for Supply Chain, Merchandising,
Brian Stahl, Executive Vice President, Announces Retirement
CORT, the nation’s leading provider of furniture rental and transition services, has announced the retirement of Brian Stahl, effective July 30, 2021. Brian currently serves as Executive Vice President and has been responsible for
The Language of Apartment Leasing: Say This and Not That
Written by: Toni Blake As some of you may know, before becoming a public speaker, I was an apartment leasing agent. And when I held this role in the '80s, the
5 Smart Ways to Prep for Life After College
For the last four years, graduation has been the goal. Now that it's on the horizon, it's time to prepare for the next big step: scoring a job! Here are
Celebrating Fathers and Father Figures at CORT
All around the U.S., dads, stepdads, and father figures celebrated Father’s Day on June 20th. This year, we decided to put a spotlight on a few very special dads, father
Workplace Talk: The Sustainable, Innovative, Future of CRE (Part 2)
This article is part of the "CORT Workplace Talk" series where Melanie Jones, CORT’s National Director, CRE Partnerships, sits down with thought leaders in commercial real estate to discuss advancements,
Top 3 Cities to Move to in Texas
Everything's BETTER in Texas. As one of the fastest-growing states in the U.S., Texas continues to appeal to out-of-state residents looking for a change of pace. The expansive borders of