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
Your First College Apartment Checklist: Everything You Need (And Some Nice-to-Haves, Too!)
Moving into your first off-campus college apartment is a major milestone. Whether you’re transitioning from dorm life, campus housing, or your family home, creating a space that’s both functional and
Take a Bite of The Big Peach: What to Know Before Moving to Atlanta, Georgia
With its “Southern charm meets big city” energy, Atlanta is becoming one of the top cities in Georgia to move to. It offers the perfect blend of booming job opportunities–including lucrative healthcare and film jobs in Atlanta. Add in rich Southern history and unbeatable food and music, and you’ve got a hit moving destination.
But how do you know if you should join the ranks of those flocking to ATL? In this guide, we give you the ins and outs of moving to and living in Atlanta, Georgia, so you can decide if it’s the right match for you.
How to Feel at Home Faster: A Spring Guide to Making Temporary Spaces Yours
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Why Workplace Strategists Are Rethinking Ownership—and Looking at Furniture-as-a-Service
Rethinking Ownership in the Workplace: Why Access Is Fueling the Next Wave of Agility Workplace strategy has never been a static discipline—but over the past few years, the pace of change
No Car? No Problem: The Most Walkable Cities and Towns in the U.S.
Not everyone wants—or needs—a car to get around. Whether you’re dreaming of a neighborhood where errands don’t require a set of keys, or you’re craving a city where you can wander on foot and discover something new every day, you’re in luck. The most walkable cities in the U.S. deliver on convenience, charm, and community. Grocery stores, green spaces, bike lanes, coffee shops, and nightlife? All are within reach of your front door.