Do Apartments Come Furnished?
If you don’t already have furniture or are only planning a short stay, the idea of a furnished apartment can be incredibly appealing. After all, who wouldn’t prefer to move
What the Sirva Gold Award Says About the Way CORT Works—for You
Recognition Is Earned. Here’s Why That Matters to You. There are plenty of awards in the service world. Some are marketing noise. Some are padded by pay-to-play tactics. But the Sirva
Luxe Sustainable Living: You Can Have It All With Furniture Rental
Luxe sustainable living might sound like a contradiction, but it’s not. In fact, it’s a powerful lifestyle choice that blends elevated design with eco-conscious decisions. And there’s no easier way to embrace living sustainably and luxuriously than by renting your furniture.
Whether you’re moving for the short-term, navigating a renovation, or simply seeking a more intentional lifestyle, CORT Furniture Rental makes it simple to surround yourself with style and sustainability.
What to Expect from a Furnished Student Apartment—And Why This One Felt Like Home
Why Choose a Studio Apartment for College Living? Spring hits, and suddenly you’re making decisions about next year. Maybe it’s your first time moving off campus. Maybe you’re figuring out how
How Purposeful Furnishing Helped One Studio Lease Faster—And What It Signals for Scale
When your team is preparing to lease 500, 1,000, or even 4,000 apartments, clarity matters. Not just in your timelines or your floorplans—but in how each space communicates. Because at scale,
Preparing for Internships in NYC: Your Guide to Summer Housing, Budgeting & City Life
Landing an internship or externship in New York City? Major congrats. Whether you’re here for a paid internship or building experience to launch your dream career, you’re stepping into the city where ambition, opportunity, and unforgettable memories collide. But let’s be real: the logistics of moving—even for just a summer—can feel like a full-time job.
Whether you’re exploring internship options or have already found your perfect NYC internship, we’re here to make it simple. This guide covers how to score summer housing in New York City for interns, budget for life in the Big Apple, master the subway, and make the most of every single day.
Want to Be a Travel Phlebotomist? Here’s What to Know About Life on The Move
A career as a travel phlebotomist might just be the perfect mix of purpose and adventure. You get to do meaningful work—drawing blood to help diagnose, treat, and heal—while exploring new cities, meeting new people, and experiencing different parts of the country. Pretty amazing, right?
But life on the move isn’t always a walk in the park. From figuring out housing to navigating new routines every few months, there’s a lot to consider before hitting the road. Whether you’re already certified and ready to travel or just wondering how to become a traveling phlebotomist, we’re here to walk you through it all.
Your Partner Was Drafted—Now What? How Sports Wives Create Home on the Move
You finally settled in. You got your grocery store, your favorite coffee spot, your dog walker. And then—boom. A phone call. A trade. A draft. A new city. No time to
The Team Behind the Team: How CORT Makes Temporary Housing Work for Pro Athletes
How Do You Furnish for 90 Athletes, Coaches, and Staff—In Three Days? Every summer, a major professional football team sets up camp at a university campus. Players and staff relocate into
CORT and Move For Hunger: Fighting Hunger Through Every Move
What Happens to the Food You Leave Behind? When you move, a lot goes out the door — furniture, boxes, maybe a sense of routine. And often, food gets left behind. An